A hydrodynamic exercise in free probability: setting up free Euler equations
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Abstract: For the free probability analogue of Euclidean space endowed with the Gaussian measure we apply the approach of Arnold to derive Euler equations for a Lie algebra of non-commutative vector fields which preserve a certain trace. We extend the equations to vector fields satisfying non-commutative smoothness requirements. We introduce a cyclic vorticity and show that it satisfies a vorticity equation and that it produces a family of conserved quantities.
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