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19 April 2024
 
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On the integrability of symplectic Monge-Amp'ere equations
B. Doubrov ; E.V. Ferapontov ;
Date 18 Oct 2009
AbstractLet $u$ be a function of $n$ independent variables $x^1, ..., x^n$, and $U=(u_{ij})$ the Hessian matrix of $u$. The symplectic Monge-Amp’ere equation is defined as a linear relation among all possible minors of $U$. Particular examples include the equation $det U=1$ governing improper affine spheres, the so-called heavenly equation $u_{13}u_{24}-u_{23}u_{14}=1$ describing self-dual Ricci-flat 4-manifolds, etc.
In this paper we classify integrable symplectic Monge-Amp’ere equations in four dimensions (for $n=3$ the integrability of such equations is known to be equivalent to their linearizability). This problem can be reformulated geometrically as the classification of "maximally singular" hyperplane sections of the Lagrangian Grassmannian. We formulate a conjecture that any integrable equation of the form $F(u_{ij})=0$ in more than three dimensions is necessarily of the symplectic Monge-Amp’ere type.
Source arXiv, 0910.3407
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