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Andrei Svinin Kirillovich
Publication date
2011
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Physics
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English
Authors
Andrei K. Svinin
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We observe that Dickeys stabilizing chain can be naturally included into two-dimensional chain of infinitely many copies of equations of KP hierarchy.
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