On the spectral parameter problem
arXiv:0804.2031 · doi:10.1007/s10440-009-9450-4
Abstract
We consider the problem whether a nonparametric zero-curvature representation can be embedded into a one-parameter family within the same Lie algebra. After introducing a computable cohomological obstruction, a method using the recursion operator to incorporate the parameter is discussed.
24 pages; v2: mainly corrected exposition (esp. the examples) and added references
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