Search for CAC-integrable homogeneous quadratic triplets of quad equations and their classification by BT and Lax
Jarmo Hietarinta

TL;DR
This paper classifies homogeneous quadratic triplets of multidimensionally consistent lattice equations, analyzing their Bäcklund transformations and Lax pairs without symmetry assumptions, expanding understanding of integrability in discrete systems.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive classification of quadratic triplets of lattice equations with multidimensional consistency, relaxing previous symmetry constraints and analyzing their integrability properties.
Findings
Identified new classes of triplets with multidimensional consistency.
Grouped results by subset/limit properties and Bäcklund transformation effectiveness.
Analyzed the quality of Lax pairs, distinguishing genuine from fake integrability.
Abstract
We consider two-dimensional lattice equations defined on an elementary square of the Cartesian lattice and depending on the variables at the corners of the quadrilateral. For such equations the property often associated with integrability is that of "multidimensional consistency" (MDC): it should be possible to extend the equation from two to higher dimensions so that the embedded two-dimensional lattice equations are compatible. Usually compatibility is checked using "Consistency-Around-a-Cube" (CAC). In this context it is often assumed that the equations on the six sides of the cube are the same (up to lattice parameters), but this assumption was relaxed in the classification of Boll \cite{Boll2011}. We present here the results of a search and classification of homogeneous quadratic triplets of multidimensionally consistent lattice equations, allowing different equations on the three…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Numerical methods for differential equations · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
