Algebraic Aspects of Integrable Systems 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-2434-1_16
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On a Laplace Sequence of Nonlinear Integrable Ernst-Type Equations

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“…The Laplace invariants of systems of equations have previously been considered in a few different contexts [12,1,13,14]. It has been established [15] that the chains of the Laplace invariants for the most well-known hyperbolic systems having complete sets of integrals -the open Toda chains, are finite.…”
Section: Integrals and Generalized Laplace Invariants Of Reduced Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Laplace invariants of systems of equations have previously been considered in a few different contexts [12,1,13,14]. It has been established [15] that the chains of the Laplace invariants for the most well-known hyperbolic systems having complete sets of integrals -the open Toda chains, are finite.…”
Section: Integrals and Generalized Laplace Invariants Of Reduced Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [6], it has been shown that the Ernst-type equation (9) admits special solutions in terms of particular Painleve III transcendents which are associated with generalized Weingarten surfaces of revolution. It may be verified that the underlying particular Painleve III equation constitutes a degenerate case of the Painleve V equation.…”
Section: Helicoids and The Painleve V Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second sheet E_ turns out to be another generalized where the harmonic function v is defined as in (3). The transformation (19) which, by construction, leaves invariant the Ernst-type equation (9) represents the analogue of the Laplace-Darboux-type transformation j£?_ for the Ernst-Weyl equation (cf. (2)).…”
Section: Sphere Congruences and A Backlund Transformationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In general, the studies of Painlevé equations and Ermakov-type systems have proceeded independently. Thus, the only known hybrid solitonic-Ermakov system seems to be that obtained in [54,55] where a 2+1-dimensional Ernst-type system of general relativity as derived in [56], suitably constrained, leads to a novel composition of the integrable 2+1-dimensional sinh-Gordon equation of [30,31] and of a generalised Ermakov-Ray-Reid system. The work of [2,[36][37][38] on Ermakov-Painlevé II systems has recently been augmented by the introduction in [47] of prototype Ermakov-Painlevé IV systems via a symmetry reduction of a coupled derivative resonant NLS triad.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%