Symmetry, Singularities and Integrability in Complex Dynamics I: The Reduction Problem
P. G. L. Leach, Spiros Cotsakis, George P. Flessas
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P. G. L. Leach, Spiros Cotsakis, George P. Flessas
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Quadratic systems generated using Yang-Baxter equations are integrable in a sense, but we display a deterioration in the possession of the Painlevé property as the number of equations in each ‘integrable system’ increases. Certain intermediate systems are constructed and also tested for the Painlevé property. The Lie symmetries are also computed for completeness.
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Quadratic systems generated using Yang-Baxter equations are integrable in a sense, but we display a deterioration in the possession of the Painlevé property as the number of equations in each ‘integrable system’ increases. Certain intermediate systems are constructed and also tested for the Painlevé property. The Lie symmetries are also computed for completeness.
Key concepts: Integrable system, Mathematics, Homogeneous space, Gravitational singularity, Completeness (order theory), Quadratic equation, Property (philosophy), Symmetry (geometry)