1+1 Gaudin Model
arXiv:1012.1072 · doi:10.3842/SIGMA.2011.067
Abstract
We study 1+1 field-generalizations of the rational and elliptic Gaudin models. For case we introduce equations of motion and L-A pair with spectral parameter on the Riemann sphere and elliptic curve. In case we study the equations in detail and find the corresponding Hamiltonian densities. The -site model describes interacting Landau-Lifshitz models of magnets. The interaction depends on position of the sites (marked points on the curve). We also analyze the 2-site case in its own right and describe its relation to the principal chiral model. We emphasize that 1+1 version impose a restriction on a choice of flows on the level of the corresponding 0+1 classical mechanics.
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