An isomonodromy cluster of two regular singularities
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Abstract: We consider a linear matrix ODE with two coalescing regular singularities. This coalescence is restricted with an isomonodromy condition with respect to the distance between the merging singularities in a way consistent with the ODE. In particular, a zero-distance limit for the ODE exists. The monodromy group of the limiting ODE is calculated in terms of the original one. This coalescing process generates a limit for the corresponding nonlinear systems of isomonodromy deformations. In our main example the latter limit reads as , where is the -th Painlev'e equation. We also discuss some general problems which arise while studying the above-mentioned limits for the Painlev'e equations.
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