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SUMMARY:Vincent Caudrelier
DTSTART:20260116T080000Z
DTEND:20260116T090000Z
DTSTAMP:20260423T010620Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/nmps/12/">Cl
 assical Yang-Baxter equation\, Lagrangian multiforms and ultralocal integr
 able hierarchies</a>\nby Vincent Caudrelier as part of Nagoya Math-Phys Se
 minar\n\n\nAbstract\nI will first review the main ideas of Lagrangian mult
 iform theory which provides a variational framework for integrable systems
 \, focusing on 1+1 dimensional models. The key idea is to encode variation
 ally the compatibility of the flows in an integrable hierarchy by introduc
 ing a generalisation of standard Lagrangians and action functionals\, and 
 a corresponding generalisation of the principle of least action. \n\nI wil
 l then present a systematic construction of Lagrangian multiforms for hier
 archies of ultralocal field theories. The ''multitime'' Euler-Lagrange equ
 ations produce the infinite collection of flatness equations for the Lax c
 onnection. It is based on a few key (algebraic) ingredients\, the main one
  being the classical r-matrix and the classical Yang-Baxter equation. In p
 articular\, the construction casts the classical Yang-Baxter in a variatio
 nal context for the first time. For simplicity of exposition\, I will focu
 s on the simplest example of the so-called Ablowitz-Kaup-Newell-Segur hier
 archy which already contains all the essential features (classical r-matri
 x\, generating formalism). I will then explain briefly how these features 
 generalise to produce Lagrangian multiforms for many other (known and new)
  hierarchies : e.g. Zakharov-Mikhailov\, Faddeev-Reshetikhin model\, defor
 med sigma/Gross-Neveu models. Time permitting\, I will explain how one can
  easily couple different hierarchies together to form new ones and obtain 
 the corresponding Lagrangian multiform.\n
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