Rigid body equations on spaces of pseudo-differential operators with renormalized trace
Jean-Pierre Magnot, Enrique G. Reyes

TL;DR
This paper develops a geometric framework for infinite-dimensional Lie groups of pseudodifferential operators, introducing rigid body equations with integrability properties, and analyzing their geometric and algebraic structures using renormalized traces.
Contribution
It extends rigid body dynamics to infinite-dimensional pseudodifferential operator groups, establishing integrability, geodesic equations, and curvature formulas using renormalized traces.
Findings
Rigid body equations can be written in Lax form with integrals of motion.
The equations define geodesics on the pseudodifferential operator group.
Explicit formulas for curvature and sectional curvature are provided.
Abstract
We equip the regular Fr\'echet Lie group of invertible, odd-class, classical pseudodifferential operators -- in which is a compact smooth manifold and a (complex) vector bundle over -- with pseudo-Riemannian metrics, and we use these metrics to introduce a large class of rigid body equations. We adapt to our infinite-dimensional setting Manakov's classical observation on the integrability of Euler's equations for the rigid body, and we show that our equations can be written in Lax form (with parameter) and that they admit an infinite number of integrals of motion. We also prove the existence of metric connections, we show that our rigid body equations determine geodesics on , and we present rigorous formulas for the corresponding curvature and sectional curvature. Our main tool is the theory of renormalized traces of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Geometry and complex manifolds
