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Register a new userDeformations of infinite-dimensional Lie algebras, exotic cohomology and integrable nonlinear partial differential equations. II
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Oleg I. Morozov
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We consider the four-dimensional reduced quasi-classical self-dual Yang--Mills equation and show that non-triviality of the second exotic cohomology group of its symmetry algebra implies existence of a two-component integrable generalization of this equation. The sequence of natural extensions of this symmetry algebra generate an integrable hierarchy of multi-dimensional nonlinear PDEs. We write out the first three elements of this hierarchy.
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Deformations of the structure constants for a class of associative noncommutative algebras generated by Deformation Driving Algebras (DDAs) are defined and studied. These deformations are governed by the Central System (CS). Such a CS is studied for the case of DDA being the algebra of shifts. Concrete examples of deformations for the three-dimensional algebra governed by discrete and mixed continuous-discrete Boussinesq (BSQ) and WDVV equations are presented. It is shown that the theory of the Darboux transformations, at least for the BSQ case, is completely incorporated into the proposed scheme of deformations.
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