Solving constrained BKP hierarchy by boson–fermion correspondence

IF 2.3 3区 物理与天体物理 Q2 PHYSICS, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Yanwei Zhang , Mengyao Chen , Jipeng Cheng
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Abstract

Solutions of (k,m)–constrained BKP hierarchy Lk=(Lk)0+i=1m(q1,i1(q2,i)xq2,i1(q1,i)x) with kZ0odd are investigated by boson–fermion correspondence. Firstly, (k,m)–constrained BKP hierarchy is converted into the fermionic form Ωk(τ0τ0)=12i=1m(τ2,iτ1,iτ1,iτ2,i). Then we determine the conditions for the fermionic field β, which keeps the fermionic form of constrained BKP hierarchy after the transformations ταβτα for α=0, {1,i} and {2,i}. Finally based upon this, the corresponding solutions are given by boson–fermion correspondence.
用玻色子-费米子对应求解约束BKP层次
利用玻色子-费米子对应关系研究了(k,m)约束BKP层次Lk=(Lk)≥0+∑i=1m(q1,i∂−1(q2,i)x−q2,i∂−1(q1,i)x),且k∈Z≥0odd的解。首先,将(k,m)约束的BKP结构转换为费米子形式Ωk(τ0⊗τ0)=12∑i=1m(τ2,i⊗τ1,i−τ1,i⊗τ2,i)。然后我们确定了在α=0, {1,i}和{2,i}时,经过τα→βτα变换后,费米子场β保持约束BKP层次的费米子形式的条件。最后在此基础上,用玻色子-费米子对应关系给出了相应的解。
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Physics Letters A
Physics Letters A 物理-物理:综合
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5.10
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493
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30 days
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