On Elliptic Lax Systems on the Lattice and a Compound Theorem for Hyperdeterminants
arXiv:1405.3927 · doi:10.1088/1751-8113/48/3/035206
Abstract
A general elliptic matrix Lax scheme is presented, leading to two classes of elliptic lattice systems, one which we interpret as the higher-rank analogue of the Landau-Lifschitz equations, while the other class we characterize as the higher-rank analogue of the lattice Krichever-Novikov equation (or Adler's lattice). We present the general scheme, but focus mainly of the latter type of models. In the case we obtain a novel Lax representation of Adler's elliptic lattice equation in its so-called 3-leg form. The case of rank is analysed using Cayley's hyperdeterminant of format , yielding a multi-component system of coupled 3-leg quad-equations.
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