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A hierarchy of integrable PDEs in 2+1 dimensions associated with 2 - dimensional vector fields

Exactly Solvable and Integrable Systems · Submitted 24 Nov 2006

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The authors' main claim We introduce a hierarchy of integrable PDEs in 2+1 dimensions arising from the commutation of 2-dimensional vector fields.

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CitationP. M. Santini, S. V. Manakov. "A hierarchy of integrable PDEs in 2+1 dimensions associated with 2 - dimensional vector fields." arXiv:nlin/0611047 (2006). https://pith.science/paper/SXLFGK2O
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We introduce a hierarchy of integrable PDEs in 2+1 dimensions arising from the commutation of 2-dimensional vector fields. We also solve the associated Cauchy problems, using the recently developed Inverse Scattering Transform for 1-parameter families of multidimensional vector fields.

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We introduce a hierarchy of integrable PDEs in 2+1 dimensions arising from the commutation of 2-dimensional vector fields. We also solve the associated Cauchy problems, using the recently developed Inverse Scattering Transform for 1-parameter families of multidimensional vector fields.

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  • To obtain coverings of [ref], we consider the following scheme applied before, for example, in [ref] , cf. also [ref] : 1) The nonlocal variable $w$ given by the Lax pair [ref] is expanded in a formal series in the spectral parameter $λ$, resp. $μ$: [equation] 2) By substituting this expansion into the Lax pair [ref] and eliminating the parameter $λ$, resp. $μ$, we get an infinite series of nonlocal quantities $w_i$, $i ∈Z$. 3) To achieve the proper definition of nonlocal variables $w_i$, we consider two reductions of the series $w_i$: (a) the negative reduction $w_i=0$ for $i>0$ and (b) the positive reduction $w_i=0$ for $i<0$. 4) In this way, we arrive at the following three inequivalent infinite-dimensional coverings $τ^q$, $τ^m$ and $τ^r$ (given in the form of Lax pairs) with the nonlocal variables $q_α,m_α,r_β$ respectively, where: [equation]

    On recursion operators for full-fledged nonlocal symmetries of the reduced quasi-classical self-dual Yang-Mills equation · Coverings and the recursion operator for full-fledged nonlocal symmetries of the rYME · 0.92

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  • Now turn to dispersionless multidimensional systems which can be written as a commutativity condition for a pair of first-order linear scalar differential operators with no free terms (i.e., vector fields) and no derivatives with respect to the spectral parameter; see e.g. [ref] and references therein for more information on such systems.

    Recursion operators for dispersionless integrable systems in any dimension · Introduction · 1.00

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