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Recursion operators and Hamiltonian structures in Sato's theory

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Following Sato's famous construction of the KP hierarchy as a hierarchy of commuting Lax equations on the algebra of microdifferential operators, it is shown that n-reduction leads to a recursive scheme for these equations. Explicit expressions for the recursion operators and the Hamiltonian operators are obtained.

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Strampp, W., Oevel, W. Recursion operators and Hamiltonian structures in Sato's theory. Lett Math Phys 20, 195–210 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00398363

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