Derives μ-frame auxiliary deformation of 2D BM model and uplifts both ν- and μ-frames to 4D higher-derivative theory lacking manifest diffeomorphism invariance.
Integrable deformations of dimensionally reduced gravity
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Proposes enlarged worldline models with coadjoint orbit terms and generalized worldvolume theories for exotic branes that make E8 duality covariance manifest in a Hamiltonian formulation.
Generalizes the BIZZ recursive procedure and provides sufficient conditions under which auxiliary field deformations of integrable sigma models retain classical Yangian symmetry and Maillet bracket structure.
Derives integrable deformations of the BM sigma model from 4d Chern-Simons theory via Cole-Weck model deformations linked to homogeneous and inhomogeneous classical Yang-Baxter equations.
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Derives μ-frame auxiliary deformation of 2D BM model and uplifts both ν- and μ-frames to 4D higher-derivative theory lacking manifest diffeomorphism invariance.
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Proposes enlarged worldline models with coadjoint orbit terms and generalized worldvolume theories for exotic branes that make E8 duality covariance manifest in a Hamiltonian formulation.
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The classical Yangian symmetry of Auxiliary Field Sigma Models
Generalizes the BIZZ recursive procedure and provides sufficient conditions under which auxiliary field deformations of integrable sigma models retain classical Yangian symmetry and Maillet bracket structure.
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Integrable Deformations of the Breitenlohner-Maison Model from 4d Chern-Simons Theory
Derives integrable deformations of the BM sigma model from 4d Chern-Simons theory via Cole-Weck model deformations linked to homogeneous and inhomogeneous classical Yang-Baxter equations.