${\mathbb{Z}}_N$ graded discrete Lax pairs and Yang-Baxter maps
Allan P. Fordy, Pavlos Xenitidis

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new class of ${\mathbb{Z}}_N$ graded discrete Lax pairs and their associated Yang-Baxter maps, generalizing known maps for $N=2$ and exploring novel higher-dimensional cases for $N\geq 3$, including new families with no lower-dimensional analogues.
Contribution
It extends the framework of Yang-Baxter maps using ${\mathbb{Z}}_N$ graded Lax pairs, providing new generalizations and multi-component versions for higher $N$.
Findings
Introduced ${\mathbb{Z}}_N$ graded discrete Lax pairs and associated Yang-Baxter maps.
Generalized the map $H_{III}^B$ for all $N$, including $N=3$ related to the discrete modified Boussinesq equation.
Presented new families of Yang-Baxter maps for odd $N\geq 5$ with no lower-dimensional analogues.
Abstract
We recently introduced a class of graded discrete Lax pairs and studied the associated discrete integrable systems (lattice equations). In this paper we introduce the corresponding Yang-Baxter maps. Many well known examples belong to this scheme for , so, for , our systems may be regarded as generalisations of these. In particular, for each we introduce a generalisation of the map in the classification of scalar Yang-Baxter maps. For this is equivalent to the Yang-Baxter map associated with the discrete modified Boussinesq equation. For (and odd) we introduce a new family of Yang-Baxter maps, which have no lower dimensional analogue. We also present multi-component versions of the Yang-Baxter maps and (given in the ABS classification).
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TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
