Alexey V. Bolsinov, Andrey Yu. Konyaev, Vladimir S. Matveev
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摘要
我们描述了所有与 \(textrm{gl}\)-regular Nijenhuis 算子 L 兼容的测地线。这些测地线的集合足够大,因此对于这个集合中的合适测地线 g 而言,一般局部曲线 \(\gamma \)是一条测地线。接下来,我们将证明由 L 构建的某个流体动力学类型的演化 PDE 系统保留了 \(\gamma\) 是 g 射线的特性。这意味着与 L 相容的每一个度量 g 都给我们提供了这个 PDE 系统的有限维还原。我们证明,它对 g 节面集合的限制自然等价于 \(\mathbb {R}^n\) 对由来自大地相容性的积分生成的余切束的泊松作用。
Applications of Nijenhuis Geometry V: Geodesic Equivalence and Finite-Dimensional Reductions of Integrable Quasilinear Systems
We describe all metrics geodesically compatible with a \(\textrm{gl}\)-regular Nijenhuis operator L. The set of such metrics is large enough so that a generic local curve \(\gamma \) is a geodesic for a suitable metric g from this set. Next, we show that a certain evolutionary PDE system of hydrodynamic type constructed from L preserves the property of \(\gamma \) to be a g-geodesic. This implies that every metric g geodesically compatible with L gives us a finite-dimensional reduction of this PDE system. We show that its restriction onto the set of g-geodesics is naturally equivalent to the Poisson action of \(\mathbb {R}^n\) on the cotangent bundle generated by the integrals coming from geodesic compatibility.
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