Integrable extensions of the Adler map via Grassmann algebras (Q2036370)

The authors study certain extensions of the Adler map on Grassmann algebras \(\Gamma(n)\) of order \(n\). They consider a known Grassmann-extension of the Adler map and under the assumption that \(n = 1\), obtain a commutative extension of the Adler map in six dimensions. This map is derived by restricting the parametric Grassmann Yang-Baxter map given in \[ S_{a,b} \colon ((x, χ_1 , χ_2 ), (y, \psi_1, \psi_2 )) \to ((u, \xi_1 , \xi_2 ), (v, \eta_1, \eta_2 )), \] and \[ \begin{array}{rcl} x&\mapsto& u=y+ \dfrac{a-b}{x+y-\chi_{1}\psi_{2}}\\ \chi_{1}&\mapsto& \xi_{1}= \psi_{1}-\dfrac{a-b}{x+y}\chi_{1}\\ \chi_{2}&\mapsto& \xi_{2}= \psi_{2}\\ y&\mapsto&v=x-\dfrac{a-b}{x+y-\chi_{1}\psi_{2}}\\ \psi_{1}&\mapsto& \eta_{1}= \chi_{1}\\ \psi_{2}&\mapsto& \eta_{2}= \chi_{2}+\dfrac{a-b}{x+y}\psi_{2} \end{array} \] to the case of the \(\Gamma(1)\) Grassmann algebra. After that the authors show that the map satisfies the Yang-Baxter equation, admits three invariants, and is Liouville integrable. Further, they solve the map explicitly by looking at it as a discrete dynamical system.