1994
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(94)90129-5
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Nonlinear realizations of the W(2)3 algebra

Abstract: In this letter we consider the nonlinear realizations of the classical Polyakov's algebra W(2) 3 . The coset space method and the covariant reduction procedure allow us to deduce the Boussinesq equation with interchanged space and evolution coordinates. By adding one more space coordinate and introducing two copies of the W (2) 3 algebra, the same method yields the sl(3, R) Toda lattice equations. *

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“…Finally, let us remind that nonlinear realizations of 1D superconformal algebras and W algebras were previously considered from various points of view in a number of works, e.g. in [26,19], [27]- [29]. It is of interest to understand how these approaches are related with the one presented here.…”
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confidence: 93%
“…Finally, let us remind that nonlinear realizations of 1D superconformal algebras and W algebras were previously considered from various points of view in a number of works, e.g. in [26,19], [27]- [29]. It is of interest to understand how these approaches are related with the one presented here.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…In the framework of W-infinity algebra [51], the Hawking radiation arising from a neutral black hole are realized via the trace anomaly consideration. The finite W -algebras, super algebras and their explicit field realizations have been considered from the perspective of the W -strings, affine currents and conformal realizations [52][53][54][55]. In this concern, it turns out that the present construction elucidates certain fundamental issues, such as statistical interactions and the stability of the underlying black hole configurations, with fluctuating mass and radiation frequency.…”
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confidence: 99%