Partitions, Vertex Operator Constructions and Multi-component KP equations
M. J. Bergvelt, A. P. E. ten Kroode

TL;DR
This paper constructs solutions to multi-component KP equations using partitions and Grassmannian points, linking vertex operator representations of $gl__$ to $ au$-functions and matrix decompositions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel method connecting partitions, vertex operators, and Grassmannian points to generate solutions of multi-component KP hierarchies.
Findings
Constructed solutions for multi-component KP hierarchies from partitions.
Linked vertex operator representations to $ au$-functions and matrix decompositions.
Analyzed reductions to loop algebras and their implications.
Abstract
For every partition of a positive integer in parts and every point of an infinite Grassmannian we obtain a solution of the component differential-difference KP hierarchy and a corresponding Baker function. A partition of also determines a vertex operator construction of the fundamental representations of the infinite matrix algebra and hence a function. We use these fundamental representations to study the Gauss decomposition in the infinite matrix group and to express the Baker function in terms of -functions. The reduction to loop algebras is discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Polynomial and algebraic computation · Numerical methods for differential equations
