Integrable Hierarchies and Modern Physical Theories 2001
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-010-0720-7_10
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Supersymmetric Toda Lattice Hierarchies

Abstract: The origin of the bosonic and fermionic solutions, constructed in [1,2,3], to the symmetry equations corresponding to the two-dimensional bosonic and N = (2|2) supersymmetric Toda lattices is established, and algebras of the corresponding symmetries are derived. The conjecture regarding an N = (2|2) superfield formulation of the N = (2|2) supersymmetric Toda lattice hierarchy, proposed in [16], is proved. The two-dimensional N = (0|2) supersymmetric Toda lattice hierarchy is proposed and its N = (0|2) superfie… Show more

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“…The 2D TL hierarchy was first studied in [1,2], and at present two different nontrivial supersymmetric extensions of 2D TL are known. They are the N = (2|2) [3]- [12] and N = (0|2) [12,9] supersymmetric TL hierarchies that possess a different number of supersymmetries and contain the N = (2|2) and N = (0|2) TL equations as subsystems. Quite recently, the 2D generalized fermionic TL equations have been introduced [11] and their two reductions related to the N = (2|2) and N = (0|2) supersymmetric TL equations were considered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 2D TL hierarchy was first studied in [1,2], and at present two different nontrivial supersymmetric extensions of 2D TL are known. They are the N = (2|2) [3]- [12] and N = (0|2) [12,9] supersymmetric TL hierarchies that possess a different number of supersymmetries and contain the N = (2|2) and N = (0|2) TL equations as subsystems. Quite recently, the 2D generalized fermionic TL equations have been introduced [11] and their two reductions related to the N = (2|2) and N = (0|2) supersymmetric TL equations were considered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reduction bj = 0 (2.20) of eqs. (2.15) leads to the 2D N = (0|2) supersymmetric Toda lattice equations [12,5]. One can easily see that fermionic symmetries (2.16) are not consistent with this reduction, while fermionic symmetries (2.17) are consistent and form the algebra of the N = (0|2) supersymmetry.…”
Section: D Generalized Fermionic Toda Lattice Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are the N =(2|2) [2]- [7] and N =(0|2) [4], [7] supersymmetric TL hierarchies, which have different numbers of supersymmetries and contain the N =(2|2) and N =(0|2) TL equations as subsystems. Quite recently, the 2D generalized fermionic TL equations were introduced [6], and two reductions of these equations leading to the N =(2|2) and N =(0|2) supersymmetric TL equations were considered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%