Quantum Painlev\'e II Lax Pair and Quantum (Matrix) Analogues of Classical Painlev\'e II equation
Muhammad Waseem, Irfan Mahmood, Hira Sohail

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel quantum Painlevé II Lax pair involving the Planck constant and an arbitrary field, leading to quantum Painlevé II equations and their matrix analogues, with gauge equivalence to quantum p34 equations.
Contribution
It presents a new quantum Painlevé II Lax pair explicitly involving and a field variable, unifying quantum and classical Painleve9 II equations and their matrix forms.
Findings
New quantum Painleve9 II Lax pair involving and field variable
Compatibility yields quantum Painleve9 II equation and quantum commutation relations
Gauge equivalence to quantum p34 equation with higher quantization power
Abstract
In this article, we present a new quantum Painlev\'e II Lax pair which explicitly involves the Planck constant and an arbitrary field variable so these two objects make this new pair different from Flaschka-Newell Painlev\'e II Lax pair and that pair appears as particular case of our's pair which consolidates the Painlev\'e II equation from quantum mechanical point of view. It is shown that the compatibility of quantum Painlev\'e II Lax pair simultaneously yields a quantum Painlev\'e II equation and a quantum commutation relation between field variable and independent variable . We manifest that with the different choices of arbitrary field variable system reduces to its classical version, matrix Painlev\'e II equation and derivative matrix Painlev\'e II equation. Further, we construct the gauge equivalence of quantum Painlev\'e II Lax pair whose compatibility…
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TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
