Conjecture on reducing Hamiltonian operators to the Gardner operator

Let HH be a translation-invariant Hamiltonian operator of order N7N\geq 7. The Gardner operator is the first-order operator DD.

Gardner normal-form conjecture. HH can be transformed into the Gardner operator DD by either a transformation from the potentiation normal-form conjecture or a composition thereof with a transformation

x=y,v=i=0kai(x)vi.x=y,\qquad v=\sum_{i=0}^k a_i(x)v_i.

This is the strongest conjecture stated in the paper. It follows the lemma asserting that a quasiconstant skew-adjoint differential operator can be reduced to the Gardner operator by a transformation of the displayed form; no resolution is supplied.

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Jirina Vodova, “The Darboux coordinates for a new family of Hamiltonian operators and linearization of associated evolution equations”, arXiv:1012.2365 (2011).

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