A Discrete Inverse Scattering Transform for Q3$_\delta$
Samuel Butler

TL;DR
This paper develops a fully discrete inverse scattering transform method to solve the initial-value problem for the Q3$_\
Contribution
It introduces a novel discrete inverse scattering transform specifically designed for the Q3$_\delta$ lattice equation, extending integrability techniques to difference-difference equations.
Findings
Derived a discrete inverse scattering transform for Q3$_\delta$.
Expressed solutions via singular integral equations.
Applicable to initial conditions on an infinite staircase.
Abstract
We derive a fully discrete Inverse Scattering Transform as a method for solving the initial-value problem for the Q3 lattice (difference-difference) equation for real-valued solutions. The initial condition is given on an infinite staircase within an N-dimensional lattice and must obey a given summability condition. The forward scattering problem is one-dimensional and the solution to Q3 is expressed through the solution of a singular integral equation. The solutions obtained depend on N discrete independent variables and N parameters.
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TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons
