Pfaffian structures and certain solutions to BKP hierarchies I. Sums over partitions
A. Yu. Orlov, T. Shiota, K. Takasaki

TL;DR
This paper introduces a class of BKP tau functions called 'easy tau functions', focusing on the large BKP hierarchy and their representation as sums over partitions, with potential applications in random partition and matrix models.
Contribution
It defines and analyzes 'easy tau functions' for the large BKP hierarchy, linking them to sums over partitions and multi-integrals, expanding understanding of BKP solutions.
Findings
Introduction of 'easy tau functions' for large BKP hierarchy
Representation of tau functions as sums over partitions and multi-integrals
Potential applications in random partitions and matrix models
Abstract
We introduce a useful and rather simple class of BKP tau functions which which we shall call "easy tau functions". We consider two versions of BKP hierarchy, one we will call "small BKP hierarchy" (sBKP) related to introduced in Date et al and "large BKP hierarchy" (lBKP) related to introduced in Kac and van de Leur (which is closely related to the large DKP hierarchy (lDKP) introduced in Jimbo and Miwa). Actually "easy tau functions" of the sBKP hierarchy were already considered in Harnad et al, here we are more interested in the lBKP case and also the mixed small-large BKP tau functions (Kac and van de Leur). Tau functions under consideration are equal to certain sums over partitions and to certain multi-integrals over cone domains. In this way they may be applicable in models of random partitions and models of random matrices. Here is the…
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Random Matrices and Applications · Mathematical functions and polynomials
