A Geometric Construction of Solutions of the Strict h-Hierarchy

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Publication date 07-2019
Journal Theoretical and Mathematical Physics(Russian Federation)
Volume | Issue number 200 | 1
Pages (from-to) 985-1005
Organisations
  • Faculty of Science (FNWI) - Korteweg-de Vries Institute for Mathematics (KdVI)
Abstract
Let h be a complex commutative subalgebra of the n×n matrices Mn(ℂ). In the algebra MPsd of matrix pseudodifferential operators in the derivation ∂, we previously considered deformations of h[∂] and of its Lie subalgebra h[∂]>0 consisting of elements without a constant term. It turned out that the different evolution equations for the generators of these two deformed Lie algebras are compatible sets of Lax equations and determine the corresponding h-hierarchy and its strict version. Here, with each hierarchy, we associate an MPsd-module representing perturbations of a vector related to the trivial solution of each hierarchy. In each module, we describe so-called matrix wave functions, which lead directly to solutions of their Lax equations. We next present a connection between the matrix wave functions of the h-hierarchy and those of its strict version; this connection is used to construct solutions of the latter. The geometric data used to construct the wave functions of the strict h-hierarchy are a plane in the Grassmannian Gr(H), a set of n linearly independent vectors {wi} in W, and suitable invertible maps δ: S1 → h, where S1 is the unit circle in ℂ*. In particular, we show that the action of a corresponding flow group can be lifted from W to the other data and that this lift leaves the constructed solutions of the strict h-hierarchy invariant. For n > 1, it can happen that we have different solutions of the strict h-hierarchy for fixed W and {wi}. We show that they are related by conjugation with invertible matrix differential operators.
Document type Article
Language English
Published at https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040577919070043
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