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A new integrable structure associated to the Camassa-Holm peakons

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arxiv 2309.08412 v2 pith:EMUIMWGP submitted 2023-09-15 nlin.SI math-phmath.MP

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We provide a closed Poisson algebra involving the Ragnisco--Bruschi generalization of peakon dynamics in the Camassa--Holm shallow-water equation. This algebra is generated by three independent matrices. From this presentation, we propose a one-parameter integrable extension of their structure. It leads to a new $N$-body peakon solution to the Camassa--Holm shallow-water equation depending on two parameters. We present two explicit constructions of a (non-dynamical) $r$-matrix formulation for this new Poisson algebra. The first one relies on a tensorization of the $N$-dimensional auxiliary space by a 4-dimensional space. We identify a family of Poisson commuting quantities in this framework, including the original ones. This leads us to constructing a second formulation identified as a spectral parameter representation.

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  1. Quadratic Poisson brackets for the Camassa--Holm peakons

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    A quadratic Poisson bracket for generalized Camassa-Holm peakons is derived from a halved r-matrix, giving a bi-Hamiltonian structure and a new Ragnisco-Bruschi quadratic bracket.

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