Classical Yang-Baxter equation, Lagrangian multiforms and ultralocal integrable hierarchies
Vincent Caudrelier, Matteo Stoppato, Benoit Vicedo

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel variational approach to the classical Yang-Baxter equation using Lagrangian multiforms, enabling the generation of a broad class of ultralocal integrable hierarchies with new and known examples.
Contribution
It establishes a new connection between the CYBE and Lagrangian multiforms, providing a framework to generate and couple integrable hierarchies systematically.
Findings
Generated several known integrable hierarchies like AKNS and sine-Gordon.
Developed a method to couple different integrable systems.
Provided new examples of coupled integrable field theories.
Abstract
We cast the classical Yang-Baxter equation (CYBE) in a variational context for the first time, by relating it to the theory of Lagrangian multiforms, a framework designed to capture integrability in a variational fashion. This provides a significant connection between Lagrangian multiforms and the CYBE, one of the most fundamental concepts of integrable systems. This is achieved by introducing a generating Lagrangian multiform which depends on a skew-symmetric classical -matrix with spectral parameters. The multiform Euler-Lagrange equations produce a generating Lax equation which yields a generating zero curvature equation. The CYBE plays a role at three levels: 1) It ensures the commutativity of the flows of the generating Lax equation; 2) It ensures that the generating zero curvature equation holds; 3) It implies the closure relation for the generating Lagrangian multiform. The…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra
