The Mixmaster Cosmological Model as a Pseudo-Euclidean Generalized Toda Chain
A. E. Pavlov
Abstract
The question of the integrability of the mixmaster model of the Universe, presented as a dynamical system with finite degrees of freedom, is investigated in present paper. As far as the model belongs to the class of pseudo-Euclidean generalized Toda chains, the method of getting Kovalevskaya exponents developed for chains of Euclidean type, is used. The generalized formula of Adler and van Moerbeke for systems of an indefinite metric is obtained. There was shown that although by the formula we got integer values of Kovalevskaya exponents there were multivalued solutions, branched at particular points on a plain of complex time t. This class of solutions differs from known ones. Apparently, the system does not possess additional algebraic and one-valued first integrals because of complex and transcendental values of the exponents. In addition, a ten-dimensional mixmaster model was studied. There were not integer exponents for this case.
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