The Painlevé I hierarchy: Correspondence between the isomonodromic approach and the minimal models of the KP hierarchy

Two approaches to the Painlevé I hierarchy are discussed: the isomonodromic construction based on meromorphic connections, and the minimal models construction based on a reduction of the KP hierarchy. An explicit correspondence between both formalisms is built which gives the identification of these setups. In particular, this provides new expressions for the Lax matrices and Hamiltonians.

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2025-08-25
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The Painlevé I hierarchy: Correspondence between the isomonodromic approach and the minimal models of the KP hierarchy

Olivier Marchal, Mohamad Alameddine, Nathan Hayford
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The Painlevé I hierarchy: Correspondence between the isomonodromic approach and the minimal models of the KP hierarchy

Olivier Marchal, Mohamad Alameddine, Nathan Hayford
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Two approaches to the Painlevé I hierarchy are discussed: the isomonodromic construction based on meromorphic connections, and the minimal models construction based on a reduction of the KP hierarchy. An explicit correspondence between both formalisms is built which gives the identification of these setups. In particular, this provides new expressions for the Lax matrices and Hamiltonians.

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Institut Camille Jordan (FR), Université Jean Monnet (FR), KTH Royal Institute of Technology (SE)
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Advanced Topics in Algebra
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