The free-Boson formula for the CKP Darboux transformation

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Let T(q)T(q) be the CKP Darboux transformation associated with a solution qq, let g∈Sp∞g\in Sp_{\infty}, and write the corresponding tau function as

τ=g∣0⟩.\tau=g|0\rangle.

Let V=∑l∈Z+1/2CϕlV=\sum_{l\in \mathbb{Z}+1/2}\mathbb{C}\phi_l, and choose β∈V\beta\in V corresponding to qq. Free-Boson Darboux transformation formula. Under T(q)T(q), the tau function transforms as

τ=g∣0⟩→T(q)eβ22τ.\tau=g|0\rangle\xrightarrow{T(q)}e^{\frac{\beta^2}{2}}\tau.

This gives a free-Boson expression for the action of the CKP Darboux transformation on tau functions. The supplied text does not state whether the formula is established or remains open.

References

Primary source

Yi Yang, Lumin Geng and Jipeng Cheng, “CKP hierarchy and free Bosons”, arXiv:2105.07344 (2021).

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