Geometry of spectral curves and all order dispersive integrable system

Physics – Mathematical Physics

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We propose a definition for the tau function and a Baker-Akhiezer spinor kernel of an integrable system whose times parametrize slow deformations (at a speed 1/N) of a given algebraic plane curve. This definition is a full asymptotic series in 1/N involving theta functions. The large N limit of this construction reproduces the algebro-geometric solutions of the multi-KP equation. We check that our tau function satisfies Hirota equations to the first two orders, and we conjecture that they hold to all orders. The Hirota equations are equivalent to a self-replication property for the Baker-Akhiezer spinor kernel. We analyse its consequences, namely the reconstruction of a isomonodromic problem given by a Lax pair, and the relation between "correlators", the tau function and the Baker-Akhiezer spinor kernel. This construction highlights the bridges between symplectic invariants, integrable hierarchies and enumerative geometry.

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