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In this note, we will compare the Garnier system in two variables with four-dimensional partial differential system in two variables with $W(D_6^{(1)})$-symmetry. Both systems are different in each compactification in the variables $q_1,q_2$, however, has same five holomorphy conditions in the variables $p_1,p_2$.
We remark on the Garnier system in two variables.
We find a one-parameter family of polynomial Hamiltonian system in two variables with $W({A}^{(1)}_1)$-symmetry. We also show that this system can be obtained by the compatibility conditions for the linear differential equations in three variables. We give a relation between it and the second member of the second Painleve hierarchy. Moreover, we give some relations between an autonomous version of its polynomial Hamiltonian system in two variables and the mKdV hierarchies.
We present {it symmetric Hamiltonians} for the degenerate Garnier systems in two variables. For these symmetric Hamiltonians, we make the symmetry and holomorphy conditions, and we also make a generalization of these systems involving symmetry and holomorphy conditions inductively. We also show the confluence process among each system by taking the coupling confluence process of the Painleve systems.
The discrete power function on the hexagonal lattice proposed by Bobenko et al is considered, whose defining equations consist of three cross-ratio equations and a similarity constraint. We show that the defining equations are derived from the discrete symmetry of the Garnier system in two variables.
We construct solutions of analogues of the nonstationary Schrodinger equation corresponding to the polynomial isomonodromic Hamiltonian Garnier system with two degrees of freedom. This solutions are obtained from solutions of systems of linear ordinary differential equations whose compatibility condition is the Garnier system. This solutions upto explicit transform also satisfy the Belavin --- Polyakov --- Zamolodchikov equations with four time variables and two space variables.