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Two integrable systems related to hyperbolic monopoles (English)
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15 November 2000
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This paper deals with two integrable systems which are motivated by hyperbolic monopoles. The first is the discrete Braam-Austin or Nahm equation, which in a certain sense is dual to the hyperbolic monopole system. The second comes from replacing the positive-definite space \(H^3\) by a Lorenzian version, namely the anti-de Sitter space. Then the Bogomolny equation becomes an evolution equation on this space-time, admitting soliton solutions.
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hyperbolic monopoles
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Braam-Austin equation
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anti-de Sitter space
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soliton
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