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Publications and source records attributed to A. P. Veselov.
It is shown that the four-parameter family of elliptic functions $$u_D(z)=m_0(m_0+1)\wp(z)+\sum_{i=1}^3 m_i(m_i+1)\wp(z-ω_i)$$ introduced by Darboux and rediscovered a hundred years later by Treibich and Verdier, is the most general meromorphic family containing infinitely many finite-gap potentials.
We use the classification of the quadrirational maps given by Adler, Bobenko and Suris to describe when such maps satisfy the Yang-Baxter relation. We show that the corresponding maps can be characterized by certain singularity invariance condition. This leads to some new families of Yang-Baxter maps corresponding to the geometric symmetries of pencils of quadrics.
The Grothendieck rings of finite dimensional representations of the basic classical Lie superalgebras are explicitly described in terms of the corresponding generalised root systems. We show that they can be interpreted as the subrings in the weight group rings invariant under the action of certain groupoids called Weyl groupoids.
We prove that Euler supercharacters for orthosymplectic Lie superalgebras can be obtained as a certain specialization of super Jacobi polynomials. A new version of Weyl type formula for super Schur functions and specialized super Jacobi polynomials play a key role in the proof.
Various infinite-dimensional versions of Calogero-Moser operator are discussed in relation with the theory of symmetric functions and representation theory of basic classical Lie superlagebras. This is a version of invited talk given by the second author at XVI International Congress on Mathematical Physics in Prague, August 2009.
Various infinite-dimensional versions of the Calogero-Moser operator are discussed. The related class of Jack-Laurent symmetric functions is studied. In the special case when parameter k=-1 the analogue of Jacobi-Trudy formula is given and the relation with representation theory of Lie superlagebra gl(m,n) is discussed.
A periodic one-dimensional Schroedinger operator is called semifinite-gap if every second gap in its spectrum is eventually closed. We construct explicit examples of semifinite-gap Schroedinger operators in trigonometric functions by applying Darboux transformations to the Whittaker-Hill equation. We give a criterion of the regularity of the corresponding potentials and investigate the spectral properties of the new operators.
An infinite-dimensional version of Calogero-Moser operator of $BC$-type and the corresponding Jacobi symmetric functions are introduced and studied, including the analogues of Pieri formula and Okounkov's binomial formula. We use this to describe all the ideals linearly generated by the Jacobi symmetric functions and show that the deformed $BC(m,n)$ Calogero-Moser operators, introduced in our earlier work, appear here in a natural way as the restrictions of the $BC_{\infty}$ operator to the corresponding finite-dimensional subvarieties. As a corollary we have the integrability of these quantum systems and all the main formulas for the related super Jacobi polynomials.
Jacobi-Trudy formula for a generalisation of Schur polynomials related to any sequence of orthogonal polynomials in one variable is given. As a corollary we have Giambelli formula for generalised Schur polynomials.
A few remarks on integrable dynamical systems inspired by discussions with Jurgen Moser and by his work.
We consider a class of solutions of the WDVV equation related to the special systems of covectors (called $\vee$-systems) and show that the corresponding logarithmic Frobenius structures can be naturally restricted to any intersection of the corresponding hyperplanes. For the Coxeter arrangements the corresponding structures are shown to be almost dual in Dubrovin's sense to the Frobenius structures on the strata in the discriminants discussed by Strachan. For the classical Coxeter systems this leads to the families of $\vee$-systems from the earlier work by Chalykh and Veselov. For the exceptional Coxeter systems we give the complete list of the corresponding $\vee$-systems. We present also some new families of $\vee$-systems, which can not be obtained in such a way from the Coxeter systems.
We study the rational potentials $V(x)$, with sextic growth at infinity, such that the corresponding one-dimensional \Sch equation has no monodromy in the complex domain for all values of the spectral parameter. We investigate in detail the subclass of such potentials which can be constructed by the Darboux transformations from the well-known class of quasi-exactly solvable potentials $$V= x^6 - νx^2 +\frac{l(l+1)}{x^2}.$$ We show that, in contrast with the case of quadratic growth, there are monodromy-free potentials which have quasi-rational eigenfunctions, but which can not be given by this construction. We discuss the relations between the corresponding algebraic varieties, and present some elementary solutions of the Calogero-Moser problem in the external field with sextic potential.
It is shown that the deformed Macdonald-Ruijsenaars operators can be described as the restrictions on certain affine subvarieties of the usual Macdonald-Ruijsenaars operator in infinite number of variables. The ideals of these varieties are shown to be generated by the Macdonald polynomials related to Young diagrams with special geometry. The super Macdonald polynomials and their shifted version are introduced, the combinatorial formulas for them are given.
We consider a complex version of the $\vee$-systems, which appeared in the theory of the WDVV equation. We show that the class of these systems is closed under the natural operations of restriction and taking the subsystems and study a special class of the $\vee$-systems related to generalized root systems and basic classical Lie superalgebras.
We consider a special class of periodic continued fractions (called alpha-fractions) and discuss the related algebraic and geometric problems. A classical description of the Jacobi variety of a hyperelliptic curve due to Jacobi naturally appears in this context.
A review of some recent results on the dynamical theory of the Yang-Baxter maps (also known as set-theoretical solutions to the quantum Yang-Baxter equation) is given. The central question is the integrability of the transfer dynamics. The relations with matrix factorisations, matrix KdV solitons, Poisson Lie groups, geometric crystals and tropical combinatorics are discussed and demonstrated on several concrete examples.
A generalisation of the odd Bernoulli polynomials related to the quantum Euler top is introduced and investigated. This is applied to compute the coefficients of the spectral polynomials for the classical Lamé operator.
A generalisation of the Faulhaber polynomials and Bernoulli numbers related to elliptic curves is introduced and investigated. This is applied to compute the density of states for the classical Lamé operators.