2D Toda $\tau$ Functions, Weighted Hurwitz Numbers and the Cayley Graph: Determinant Representation and Recursion Formula
Xiang-Mao Ding, Xiang Li

TL;DR
This paper extends the determinant representation of KP $ au$ functions to 2D Toda $ au$ functions, providing new formulas and recursion methods for weighted Hurwitz numbers and paths in Cayley graphs, with applications to finite-dimensional systems.
Contribution
It introduces a determinant representation and recursion formulas for weighted Hurwitz numbers within the 2D Toda $ au$ functions framework, generalizing previous results and linking to Cayley graph paths.
Findings
Derived a finite-dimensional equation system for weighted Hurwitz numbers.
Established a determinant representation for weighted Hurwitz numbers.
Provided a recursion formula for higher-dimensional weighted Hurwitz numbers.
Abstract
We generalize the determinant representation of the KP functions to the case of the 2D Toda functions. The generating functions for the weighted Hurwitz numbers are a parametric family of 2D Toda functions; for which we give a determinant representation of weighted Hurwitz numbers. Then we can get a finite-dimensional equation system for the weighted Hurwitz numbers with the same dimension . Using this equation system, we calculated the value of the weighted Hurwitz numbers with dimension and give a recursion formula to calculating the higher dimensional weighted Hurwitz numbers. For any given weighted generating function , the weighted Hurwitz number degenerates into the Hurwitz numbers when . We get a matrix representation for the Hurwitz numbers. The generating functions of weighted paths in the…
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TopicsGraph theory and applications · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Advanced Topics in Algebra
