Recurrence relations for the generalized Laguerre and Charlier orthogonal polynomials and discrete Painlevé equations on the $D_{6}^{(1)}$ Sakai surface
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| author | Li, Xing Dzhamay, Anton Filipuk, Galina Zhang, Da-jun |
| author_facet | Li, Xing Dzhamay, Anton Filipuk, Galina Zhang, Da-jun |
| contents | This paper concerns the discrete version of the Painlevé identification problem, i.e., how to recognize a certain recurrence relation as a discrete Painlevé equation. Often some clues can be seen from the setting of the problem, e.g., when the recurrence is connected with some differential Painlevé equation, or from the geometry of the configuration of indeterminate points of the equation. The main message of our paper is that, in fact, this only allows us to identify the configuration space of the dynamic system, but not the dynamics themselves. The refined version of the identification problem lies in determining, up to the conjugation, the translation direction of the dynamics, which in turn requires the full power of the geometric theory of Painlevé equations.
To illustrate this point, in this paper we consider two examples of such recurrences that appear in the theory of orthogonal polynomials. We choose these examples because they get regularized on the same family of Sakai surfaces, but at the same time are not equivalent, since they result in non-equivalent translation directions. In addition, we show the effectiveness of a recently proposed identification procedure for discrete Painlevé equations using Sakai's geometric approach for answering such questions. In particular, this approach requires no a priori knowledge of a possible type of the equation. |
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| spellingShingle | Recurrence relations for the generalized Laguerre and Charlier orthogonal polynomials and discrete Painlevé equations on the $D_{6}^{(1)}$ Sakai surface Li, Xing Dzhamay, Anton Filipuk, Galina Zhang, Da-jun Exactly Solvable and Integrable Systems 333C47, 34M55, 39A99, 42C05, 3D45, 34M55, 34M56, 14E07, 39A13 This paper concerns the discrete version of the Painlevé identification problem, i.e., how to recognize a certain recurrence relation as a discrete Painlevé equation. Often some clues can be seen from the setting of the problem, e.g., when the recurrence is connected with some differential Painlevé equation, or from the geometry of the configuration of indeterminate points of the equation. The main message of our paper is that, in fact, this only allows us to identify the configuration space of the dynamic system, but not the dynamics themselves. The refined version of the identification problem lies in determining, up to the conjugation, the translation direction of the dynamics, which in turn requires the full power of the geometric theory of Painlevé equations. To illustrate this point, in this paper we consider two examples of such recurrences that appear in the theory of orthogonal polynomials. We choose these examples because they get regularized on the same family of Sakai surfaces, but at the same time are not equivalent, since they result in non-equivalent translation directions. In addition, we show the effectiveness of a recently proposed identification procedure for discrete Painlevé equations using Sakai's geometric approach for answering such questions. In particular, this approach requires no a priori knowledge of a possible type of the equation. |
| title | Recurrence relations for the generalized Laguerre and Charlier orthogonal polynomials and discrete Painlevé equations on the $D_{6}^{(1)}$ Sakai surface |
| topic | Exactly Solvable and Integrable Systems 333C47, 34M55, 39A99, 42C05, 3D45, 34M55, 34M56, 14E07, 39A13 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2202.11263 |