Three-dimensional discrete systems of Hirota-Kimura type and deformed Lie-Poisson algebras

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DOI10.3934/JGM.2009.1.55zbMATH Open1168.37318arXiv0810.5490OpenAlexW1980034406MaRDI QIDQ834817FDOQ834817


Authors: Andrew Hone, Matteo Petrera Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 27 August 2009

Published in: Journal of Geometric Mechanics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: Recently Hirota and Kimura presented a new discretization of the Euler top with several remarkable properties. In particular this discretization shares with the original continuous system the feature that it is an algebraically completely integrable bi-Hamiltonian system in three dimensions. The Hirota-Kimura discretization scheme turns out to be equivalent to an approach to numerical integration of quadratic vector fields that was introduced by Kahan, who applied it to the two-dimensional Lotka-Volterra system. The Euler top is naturally written in terms of the mathfrakso(3) Lie-Poisson algebra. Here we consider algebraically integrable systems that are associated with pairs of Lie-Poisson algebras in three dimensions, as presented by G"umral and Nutku, and construct birational maps that discretize them according to the scheme of Kahan and Hirota-Kimura. We show that the maps thus obtained are also bi-Hamiltonian, with pairs of compatible Poisson brackets that are one-parameter deformations of the original Lie-Poisson algebras, and hence they are completely integrable. For comparison, we also present analogous discretizations for three bi-Hamiltonian systems that have a transcendental invariant, and finally we analyze all of the maps obtained from the viewpoint of Halburd's Diophantine integrability criterion.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/0810.5490




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