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01:00:35 Mats Vermeeren, (University of Leeds): Discrete… Mats Vermeeren, (University of Leeds): Discrete integrable systems	Mats Vermeeren, (University of Leeds): Discrete integrable systems LMS Introduction to Integrability Lecture SeriesThis is a lecture course of 5 lectures which gives samples of main types of integrable systems together with techniques for dealing with them.… integrability integrable integrable systems equation lattice shifts square times solution cube equations space shift tilda consistency function bit delta linear hierarchy bar kdd point From OLLIE Quinn on November 20th, 2020 0 likes 33 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created November 19th, 2020
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Mats Vermeeren, (University of Leeds): Discrete…

Mats Vermeeren, (University of Leeds): Discrete integrable systems

LMS Introduction to Integrability Lecture SeriesThis is a lecture course of 5 lectures which gives samples of main types of integrable systems together with techniques for dealing with them.…

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