2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00332-021-09690-9
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Two-Parameter Generalizations of Cauchy Bi-Orthogonal Polynomials and Integrable Lattices

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“…Recall that it was shown in [15,18] that one-parameter deformations on the measures for nonsymmetric CBOPs and PSOPs induce integrable lattices. And, as mentioned in the above subsection, the Novikov peakon lattice describes an isospectral deformation associated with the discrete dual cubic string.…”
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“…Recall that it was shown in [15,18] that one-parameter deformations on the measures for nonsymmetric CBOPs and PSOPs induce integrable lattices. And, as mentioned in the above subsection, the Novikov peakon lattice describes an isospectral deformation associated with the discrete dual cubic string.…”
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“…The role of PSOPs is highlighted in the approximation problems germane to the inverse problem. (iii) Internal structures of Hermite-Padé approximation problems involved in the discrete dual cubic string related to Novikov multipeakons are investigated, as a result of which, intrinsic relations between a family of specific nonsymmetric CBOPs and PSOPs are obtained together with underlying relationships among the corresponding integrable lattices including the Novikov peakon lattice, B-Toda lattice [17] and an integrable lattice proposed in [18].…”
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“…During the submission of this paper, the spectral problem given in the studies of the Frobenius manifold and extended affine Weyl group W(k,k+1) (A l ) (5.1) has been connected with a two-parameter generalisation of the Cauchy two-matrix model. For more details, see[18].…”
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