Initial value problems for lattice equations
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posted on 2022-03-29, 03:44 authored by Pieter Van Der KampPieter Van Der KampWe describe how to pose straight band initial value problems for lattice equations defined on arbitrary stencils. In finitely many directions, we arrive at discrete Goursat problems and in the remaining directions we find Cauchy problems. Next, we consider (s1, s2)-periodic initial value problems. In the Goursat directions, the periodic solutions are generated by correspondences. In the Cauchy directions, assuming the equation to be multi-linear, the periodic solution can be obtained uniquely by iteration of a particularly simple mapping, whose dimension is a piecewise linear function of s1, s2. © 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd.
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This research has been funded by the Australian Research Council through the Centre of Excellence for Mathematics and Statistics of Complex Systems. Thanks are due to both Reinout Quispel and James Atkinson for valuable discussions.
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Publication Date
2009-09-16Journal
Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and TheoreticalVolume
42Issue
40Article Number
404019Pagination
16p.Publisher
IOP PublishingISSN
1751-8113Rights Statement
© 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd.Publisher DOI
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