Integrable systems from the classical reflection equation
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Abstract: We construct integrable Hamiltonian systems on , where is a quasitriangular Poisson Lie group and is a Lie subgroup arising as the fixed point set of a group automorphism of satisfying the classical reflection equation. In the case that is factorizable, we show that the time evolution of these systems is described by a Lax equation, and present its solution in terms of a factorization problem in . Our construction is closely related to the semiclassical limit of Sklyanin's integrable quantum spin chains with reflecting boundaries.
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