The general solution of the matrix equation
arXiv:nlin/0612036 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2007.03.051
Abstract
We construct the general solution of the equation , for the matrix , where is any constant diagonal matrix, $n, N \in \NN_+$ and $ρ^{(k)}, ρ, \tildeρ: \RR \to \RR$ are arbitrary analytic functions. Such a solution is based on the observation that, as evolves according to the above equation, the evolution of its spectrum decouples, and it is ruled by the scalar analogue of the above equation. Therefore the eigenvalues of and suitably normalized eigenvectors are the Riemann invariants. We also obtain, in the case , a system of non-differential equations characterizing such a general solution. We finally discuss reductions of the above matrix equation to systems of equations admitting, as Riemann invariants, the eigenvalues of . The simplest example of such reductions is a particular case of the gas dynamics equations
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