On the Linearization Covering Technique and its Application to Integrable Nonlinear Differential Systems
Anatolij K. Prykarpatski

TL;DR
This paper explores a geometric linearization technique for integrable nonlinear differential systems, demonstrating its application to various well-known Lax-Sato integrable equations and connecting it to invariant theory and contact geometry.
Contribution
It introduces a covering jet manifold scheme and relates it to invariant theory and contact geometry, providing new tools for analyzing integrability of nonlinear systems.
Findings
Applied the technique to Gibbons-Tsarev, ABC, Manakov-Santini, and Toda equations.
Established connections between covering schemes and invariant theory.
Demonstrated the effectiveness of the approach in analyzing integrable systems.
Abstract
In this letter I analyze a covering jet manifold scheme, its relation to the invariant theory of the associated vector fields, and applications to the Lax-Sato-type integrability of nonlinear dispersionless differential systems. The related contact geometry linearization covering scheme is also discussed. The devised techniques are demonstrated for such nonlinear Lax-Sato integrable equations as Gibbons-Tsarev, ABC, Manakov-Santini and the differential Toda singular manifold equations.
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