Lagrangian and Hamiltonian structures in an integrable hierarchy and space-time duality
Jean Avan, Vincent Caudrelier, Anastasia Doikou, Anjan Kundu

TL;DR
This paper introduces the concept of dual integrable hierarchies, exemplified by the NLS hierarchy, revealing two distinct Hamiltonian formulations based on different configuration spaces, and explores their algebraic structures and implications.
Contribution
It defines and illustrates dual integrable hierarchies with two inequivalent Poisson structures, expanding the understanding of integrable systems beyond standard bi-Hamiltonian frameworks.
Findings
Both Lax matrices satisfy the same ultralocal Poisson algebra (up to a sign).
Explicit dual hierarchies of Hamiltonians and Lax representations are constructed.
A method for building multi-dimensional lattice of Lax pairs using dual Poisson structures is proposed.
Abstract
We define and illustrate the novel notion of dual integrable hierarchies, on the example of the nonlinear Schr\"odinger (NLS) hierarchy. For each integrable nonlinear evolution equation (NLEE) in the hierarchy, dual integrable structures are characterized by the fact that the zero-curvature representation of the NLEE can be realized by two Hamiltonian formulations stemming from two distinct choices of the configuration space, yielding two inequivalent Poisson structures on the corresponding phase space and two distinct Hamiltonians. This is fundamentally different from the standard bi-Hamiltonian or generally multitime structure. The first formulation chooses purely space-dependent fields as configuration space; it yields the standard Poisson structure for NLS. The other one is new: it chooses purely time-dependent fields as configuration space and yields a different Poisson structure…
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