The bilinear fermionic form for KP and BKP hierarchies

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Main Authors: Guo, Shuai, Ji, Ce, Yang, Chenglang
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author Guo, Shuai
Ji, Ce
Yang, Chenglang
author_facet Guo, Shuai
Ji, Ce
Yang, Chenglang
contents For a tau-function of the KP or BKP hierarchy, we introduce the notion of lifting operator and derive an equation connecting the corresponding fermionic two-point function and fermionic one-point function through the lifting operator. This provides an effective approach to determine the fermionic two-point function of the tau-function from the lifting operator and the fermionic one-point function. As practical applications, we derive concise formulas for the fermionic two-point functions of several models, like the $r$-spin model and the Br{\' e}zin--Gross--Witten model, which respectively serve as examples for KP and BKP tau-functions.
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spellingShingle The bilinear fermionic form for KP and BKP hierarchies
Guo, Shuai
Ji, Ce
Yang, Chenglang
Mathematical Physics
Algebraic Geometry
Exactly Solvable and Integrable Systems
For a tau-function of the KP or BKP hierarchy, we introduce the notion of lifting operator and derive an equation connecting the corresponding fermionic two-point function and fermionic one-point function through the lifting operator. This provides an effective approach to determine the fermionic two-point function of the tau-function from the lifting operator and the fermionic one-point function. As practical applications, we derive concise formulas for the fermionic two-point functions of several models, like the $r$-spin model and the Br{\' e}zin--Gross--Witten model, which respectively serve as examples for KP and BKP tau-functions.
title The bilinear fermionic form for KP and BKP hierarchies
topic Mathematical Physics
Algebraic Geometry
Exactly Solvable and Integrable Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.09302