MULTI-SOLITON SOLUTIONS OF THE GENERALIZED WEIERSTRASS SYSTEM
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Abstract
The Bäcklund transformation for the generalized Weierstrass system is derived. The permutability theorem for this Bäcklund transformation is formulated and several classes of multi-soliton solutions are obtained through the use of the permutability theorem. Résumé On dérive la transformation de Bäcklund pour le système de Weierstrass géneralisé. Le théorème de permutabilite ́ de cette transformation de Bäcklund est formule ́ et plusieurs classes de solutions multisolitoniques sont obtenues en utilisant ce théorème. 1. The Generalized Weierstrass System and Associated Sigma Model. The generalized Weierstrass (GW) system for inducing constant mean curvature surfaces has been introduced by B. Konopelchenko [1-3]. This system is described by the Dirac type equations ∂ψ1 = pψ2, ∂̄ψ2 = −pψ1, where p = |ψ1|2 + |ψ2|2, (1) and their conjugates, where ∂ = ∂/∂z and ∂ ̄ = ∂/∂z̄. The system (1) induces a set of constant mean curvature surfaces embedded in R3. These surfaces are obtained by the parametrization (z, z̄) → (X1(z, z̄), X2(z, z̄), X3(z, z̄)) such that X1 + iX2 = 2i ∫ z z0 (ψ̄21 dz ′ − ψ̄22 dz̄′), X1 − iX2 = 2i ∫ z z0 (ψ22 dz ′ − ψ21 dz̄′), X3 = −2 ∫ z z0 (ψ̄1ψ2 dz ′ + ψ1ψ̄2 dz̄′). We start our analysis by considering certain aspects of complete integrability of GW system (1) in the context of a two-dimensional nonlinear sigma model. We define a new complex variable ρ = ψ1 ψ̄2. (2) It has been shown [4,5] that if ψ1 and ψ2 are solutions of GW system (1), then the function ρ defined by (2) is a solution of the Euclidean sigma-model equations ∂∂̄ρ − 2ρ̄ 1 + |ρ|2∂ρ∂̄ρ = 0, ∂̄∂ρ̄−
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