Fine Structure of the Discrete Transformation for Multicomponent Integrable Systems
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Abstract: It is shown that in the case of multicomponent integrable systems connected with algebras , the discrete transformation possesses the fine structure and can be represented in the form , where are n commuting basis discrete transformations, and are arbitrary natural numbers. All the calculations are conducted in detail for the case of a 3-wave interacting system.
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