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Applications of Nijenhuis Geometry V: Geodesic Equivalence and Finite-Dimensional Reductions of Integrable Quasilinear Systems

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posted on 2024-12-20, 05:25 authored by Alexey V. Bolsinov, Andrey Yu. Konyaev, Vladimir Matveev
We describe all metrics geodesically compatible with a gl -regular Nijenhuis operator L. The set of such metrics is large enough so that a generic local curve γ is a geodesic for a suitable metric g from this set. Next, we show that a certain evolutionary PDE system of hydrodynamic type constructed from L preserves the property of γ to be a g-geodesic. This implies that every metric g geodesically compatible with L gives us a finite-dimensional reduction of this PDE system. We show that its restriction onto the set of g-geodesics is naturally equivalent to the Poisson action of Rn on the cotangent bundle generated by the integrals coming from geodesic compatibility.

Funding

Vladimir Matveev thanks the DFG for the support (grant numbers 455806247 and 529233771). Some of results were obtained during a long-term research visit of VM to La Trobe University supported by the Sydney Mathematics Research Institute and the ARC Discovery Programme DP210100951. Andrey Konyaev was supported by Russian Science Foundation (grant RScF 24-21-00450).

History

Publication Date

2024-01-29

Journal

Journal of Nonlinear Science

Volume

34

Article Number

33

Pagination

18p.

Publisher

Springer Nature

ISSN

0938-8974

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