21 research outputs found
The sAKNS Hierarchy
We study, systematically, the properties of the supersymmetric AKNS (sAKNS)
hierarchy. In particular, we discuss the Lax representation in terms of a
bosonic Lax operator and some special features of the equations and construct
the bosonic local charges as well as the fermionic nonlocal charges associated
with the system starting from the Lax operator. We obtain the Hamiltonian
structures of the system and check the Jacobi identity through the method of
prolongation. We also show that this hierarchy of equations can equivalently be
described in terms of a fermionic Lax operator. We obtain the zero curvature
formulation as well as the conserved charges of the system starting from this
fermionic Lax operator which suggests a connection between the two. Finally,
starting from the fermionic description of the system, we construct the soliton
solutions for this system of equations through Darboux-Backlund transformations
and describe some open problems.Comment: LaTeX, 16 pg
Compatible Poisson Structures of Toda Type Discrete Hierarchy
An algebra isomorphism between algebras of matrices and difference operators
is used to investigate the discrete integrable hierarchy. We find local and
non-local families of R-matrix solutions to the modified Yang-Baxter equation.
The three R-theoretic Poisson structures and the Suris quadratic bracket are
derived. The resulting family of bi-Poisson structures include a seminal
discrete bi-Poisson structure of Kupershmidt at a special value.Comment: 22 pages, LaTeX, v3: Minor change
Clifford Algebra Derivations of Tau-Functions for Two-Dimensional Integrable Models with Positive and Negative Flows
We use a Grassmannian framework to define multi-component tau functions as
expectation values of certain multi-component Fermi operators satisfying simple
bilinear commutation relations on Clifford algebra. The tau functions contain
both positive and negative flows and are shown to satisfy the -component KP
hierarchy. The hierarchy equations can be formulated in terms of
pseudo-differential equations for matrix wave functions derived in
terms of tau functions. These equations are cast in form of Sato-Wilson
relations. A reduction process leads to the AKNS, two-component Camassa-Holm
and Cecotti-Vafa models and the formalism provides simple formulas for their
solutionsComment: This is a contribution to the Vadim Kuznetsov Memorial Issue on
Integrable Systems and Related Topics, published in SIGMA (Symmetry,
Integrability and Geometry: Methods and Applications) at
http://www.emis.de/journals/SIGMA