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Publications and source records attributed to Yanhui Bi.
In this paper, by considering two non-isospectral problems with matrices chosen on the color Lie algebra $\mathfrak{sp}_{1}(6)$, we construct (1+1)-dimensional and (2+1)-dimensional super integrable systems on $\mathfrak{sp}_{1}(6)$. Moreover, based on the supertrace identity, their super Hamiltonian structures are also constructed.
This paper introduces a method for constructing pure algebroids, dull algebroids, and Lie algebroids. The construction relies on what we deffned as n-systems on vector bundles, and we provide explicit computations for all resulting structure maps. Analogously, metric n-systems deffned on metric vector bundles allow us to construct metric algebroids, pre-Courant algebroids, and Courant algebroids.
In this paper, we investigate two non-isospectral problems on the loop algebra of the Lie superalgebra osp(1,6), and construct two super-integrable systems and their super Hamiltonian structure using the supertrace identity. The resulting super-integrable system can be reduced to the super-AKNS hierarchy under certain conditions. By reconsidering a new (2 + 1)-dimensional non-isospectral problem with spectral matrices satisfying these conditions, we obtain a (2 + 1)-dimensional generalization of the super-AKNS hierarchy.
In this paper, we consider nonisospectral problems of two distinct dimensions on the loop algebra of the symplectic Lie algebra $\mathfrak{sp}(6)$, and construct two integrable systems. Furthermore, we derive their Hamiltonian structures using the Tu scheme. Additionally, we construct an integrable hierarchy on the generalized Lie algebra $\mathfrak{Gsp}(6)$ and establish its Hamiltonian structure as well.
In this paper, by selecting appropriate spectral matrices within the loop algebra of symplectic Lie algebra sp(6), we construct two distinct classes of integrable soliton hierarchies. Then, by employing the Tu scheme and trace identity, we derive the Hamiltonian structures of the aforementioned two classes of integrable systems. From these two classes of integrable soliton hierarchies, we select one particular hierarchy and employ the Kronecker product to construct an integrable coupling system.
In this paper, we give a unified description of morphisms and comorphisms of $n$-Lie-Rinehart algebras. We show that these morphisms and comorphisms can be regarded as two subalgebras of the $\psi$-sum of $n$-Lie-Rinehart algebras. We also provide similar descriptions for morphisms and comorphisms of $n$-Lie algebroids. It is proved that the category of vector bundles with Nambu-Poisson structures of rank $n$ and the category of their dual bundles with $n$-Lie algebroid structures of rank $n$ are equivalent to each other.
Filippov n-algebroids are introduced by Grabowski and Marmo as a natural generalization of Lie algebroids. On this note, we characterized Filippov n-algebroid structures by considering certain multi-input connections, which we called Filippov connections, on the underlying vector bundle. Through this approach, we could express the n-ary bracket of any Filippov n-algebroid using a torsion-free type formula. Additionally, we transformed the generalized Jacobi identity of the Filippov n-algebroid into the Bianchi-Filippov identity. Furthermore, in the case of rank n vector bundles, we provided a characterization of linear Nambu-Poisson structures using Filippov connections.
In this paper, we introduce the notion of a weak $(p,k)$-Dirac structure in $TM\oplus \Lambda^pT^*M$, where $0\leq k \leq p-1$. The weak $(p,k)$-Lagrangian condition has more informations than the $(p,k)$-Lagrangian condition and contains the $(p,k)$-Lagrangian condition. The weak $(p,0)$-Dirac structures are exactly the higher Dirac structures of order p introduced by N. Martinez Alba and H. Bursztyn in [23] and [6], respectively. The regular weak $(p,p-1)$-Dirac structure together with $(p,p-1)$-Lagrangian subspace at each point $m\in M$ have the multisymplectic foliation. Finally, we introduce the notion of weak $(p,k)$-Dirac morphism. We give the condition that a weak $(p,k)$-Dirac manifold is also a weak $(p,k)$-Dirac manifold after pulling back.
In this paper, we introduce the concept of crossed module for Hom-Leibniz-Rinehart algebras. We study the cohomology and extension theory of Hom-Leibniz-Rinehart algebras. It is proved that there is one-to-one correspondence between equivalence classes of abelian extensions of Hom-Leibniz-Rinehart algebras and the elements of second cohomology group. Furthermore, we prove that there is a natural map from $\alpha$-crossed modules extension of Hom-Leibniz-Rinehart algebras to the third cohomology group of Hom-Leibniz-Rinehart algebras.
We propose a definition of a "higher" version of the omni-Lie algebroid and study its isotropic and involutive subbundles. Our higher omni-Lie algebroid is to (multi)contact and related geometries what the higher generalized tangent bundle of Zambon and Bi/Sheng is to (multi)symplectic and related geometries.
In this paper, we study the algebraic properties of the higher analogues of Courant algebroid structures on the direct sum bundle $TM\oplus\wedge^nT^*M$ for an $m$-dimensional manifold. As an application, we revisit Nambu-Poisson structures and multisymplectic structures. We prove that the graph of an $(n+1)$-vector field $\pi$ is closed under the higher-order Dorfman bracket iff $\pi$ is a Nambu-Poisson structure. Consequently, there is an induced Leibniz algebroid structure on $\wedge^nT^*M$. The graph of an $(n+1)$-form $\omega$ is closed under the higher-order Dorfman bracket iff $\omega$ is a premultisymplectic structure of order $n$, i.e. $\dM\omega=0$. Furthermore, there is a Lie algebroid structure on the admissible bundle $A\subset\wedge^{n}T^*M$. In particular, for a 2-plectic structure, it induces the Lie 2-algebra structure given in \cite{baez:classicalstring}.