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摘要
引入广义Sylvester方程,重新讨论了离散负阶ablowitz - kap - newell - segur (AKNS)方程和离散三阶AKNS方程的Cauchy矩阵格式。从广义Sylvester方程出发,引入一个在约束关系下允许递推关系的主函数\(\boldsymbol{S}^{(i,j)}\)。通过对矩阵\(\boldsymbol{r}\)和\(\,^\mathrm{t}\! {\boldsymbol{s}}\)施加位移,推导出主函数\(\boldsymbol{S}^{(i,j)}\)的位移。通过引入因变量,将上述两个离散AKNS方程构造为封闭形式。对于Sylvester方程中保持约束条件的系数矩阵的两种不同选择,给出了不对称和对称情况下的精确解,并明确给出了单孤子、双孤子和最简单的Jordan-block解。讨论了半离散和连续akns型方程的连续极限及其精确解。
A generalized Sylvester equation and discrete Ablowitz–Kaup–Newell–Segur type equations
A generalized Sylvester equation is introduced to revisit the Cauchy matrix schemes of the discrete negative-order Ablowitz–Kaup–Newell–Segur (AKNS) equation and the discrete third-order AKNS equation. Starting from the generalized Sylvester equation, we introduce a master function \(\boldsymbol{S}^{(i,j)}\) that admits a recurrence relation under a constraint relation. By imposing the shifts on matrices \(\boldsymbol{r}\) and \(\,^\mathrm{t}\! {\boldsymbol{s}}\), the shifts of the master function \(\boldsymbol{S}^{(i,j)}\) are derived. By introducing the dependent variables, the above two discrete AKNS equations are constructed as closed forms. For two different choices of the coefficient matrices in the Sylvester equation that preserve the constraint condition, exact solutions in asymmetric and symmetric cases are presented, with one-soliton, two-soliton, and the simplest Jordan-block solutions given explicitly. Continuum limits to the semidiscrete and continuous AKNS-type equations as well as the corresponding exact solutions are also discussed.
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