Regular coordinates and reduction of deformation equations for Fuchsian systems

Yoshishige Haraoka

Banach Center Publications (2012)

  • Volume: 97, Issue: 1, page 39-58
  • ISSN: 0137-6934

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For a Fuchsian system d Y / d x = ( j = p ( A j ) / ( x - t j ) ) Y , (F) t , t , . . . , t p being distinct points in ℂ and A , A , . . . , A p M ( n × n ; ) , the number α of accessory parameters is determined by the spectral types s ( A ) , s ( A ) , . . . , s ( A p ) , where A = - j = 1 p A j . We call the set z = ( z , z , . . . , z α ) of α parameters a regular coordinate if all entries of the A j are rational functions in z. It is not yet known that, for any irreducibly realizable set of spectral types, a regular coordinate does exist. In this paper we study a process of obtaining a new regular coordinate from a given one by a coalescence of eigenvalues of the matrices A j . Since a regular coordinate is a set of unknowns of the deformation equation for (F), this process gives a reduction of deformation equations. As an example, a reduction of the Garnier system to Painlevé VI is described in this framework.

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Yoshishige Haraoka. "Regular coordinates and reduction of deformation equations for Fuchsian systems." Banach Center Publications 97.1 (2012): 39-58. <http://eudml.org/doc/281989>.

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journal = {Banach Center Publications},
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title = {Regular coordinates and reduction of deformation equations for Fuchsian systems},
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AU - Yoshishige Haraoka
TI - Regular coordinates and reduction of deformation equations for Fuchsian systems
JO - Banach Center Publications
PY - 2012
VL - 97
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SP - 39
EP - 58
AB - For a Fuchsian system $dY/dx = (∑_{j= }^{p} (A_j)/(x-t_j))Y$, (F) $t₁,t₂,...,t_p$ being distinct points in ℂ and $A₁,A₂,...,A_p ∈ M(n×n;ℂ)$, the number α of accessory parameters is determined by the spectral types $s(A₀),s(A₁),...,s(A_p)$, where $A₀ = -∑_{j=1}^{p} A_j$. We call the set $z = (z₁,z₂,...,z_α)$ of α parameters a regular coordinate if all entries of the $A_j$ are rational functions in z. It is not yet known that, for any irreducibly realizable set of spectral types, a regular coordinate does exist. In this paper we study a process of obtaining a new regular coordinate from a given one by a coalescence of eigenvalues of the matrices $A_j$. Since a regular coordinate is a set of unknowns of the deformation equation for (F), this process gives a reduction of deformation equations. As an example, a reduction of the Garnier system to Painlevé VI is described in this framework.
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