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Let q(t,x)∈H be a quaternionic number depending of the time t and x a real number. I define the quaternionic non-linear Schrödinger equation:
i∂q∂t=−∂2q∂2x+|q|2q
Is the quaternionic non-linear Schrödinger equation an integrable system?
In a similar way, we can define the quaternionic KdV equation:
qt=qxxx+3(qqx+qxq)
It is surely an integrable system.
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