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K. Kajiwara

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Point configurations, Cremona transformations and the elliptic difference Painlevé equation

A theoretical foundation for a generalization of the elliptic difference Painlevé equation to higher dimensions is provided in the framework of birational Weyl group action on the space of point configurations in general position in a projective space. By introducing an elliptic parametrization of point configurations, a realization of the Weyl group is proposed as a group of Cremona transformations containing elliptic functions in the coefficients. For this elliptic Cremona system, a theory of $τ$-functions is developed to translate it into a system of bilinear equations of Hirota-Miwa type for the $τ$-functions on the lattice.

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On the Umemura Polynomials for the Painlevé III equation

A determinant expression for the rational solutions of the Painlevé III (P$_{\rm III}$) equation whose entries are the Laguerre polynomials is given. Degeneration of this determinant expression to that for the rational solutions of P$_{\rm II}$ is discussed by applying the coalescence procedure.

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Bilinear Discrete Painleve-II and its Particular Solutions

By analogy to the continuous Painlevé II equation, we present particular solutions of the discrete Painlevé II (d-P$\rm_{II}$) equation. These solutions are of rational and special function (Airy) type. Our analysis is based on the bilinear formalism that allows us to obtain the $τ$ function for d-P$\rm_{II}$. Two different forms of bilinear d-P$\rm_{II}$ are obtained and we show that they can be related by a simple gauge transformation.

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Bilinear Structure and Exact Solutions of the Discrete Painlevé I Equation

Bilinear structure for the discrete Painlevé I equation is investigated. The solution on semi-infinite lattice is given in terms of the Casorati determinant of discrete Airy function. Based on this fact, the discrete Painlevé I equation is naturally extended to a discrete coupled system. Corresponding matrix model is also mentioned.

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