Generalized Drinfeld-Sokolov Hierarchies, Quantum Rings, and W-Gravity
W. Lerche
Abstract
We investigate the algebraic structure of integrable hierarchies that, we propose, underlie models of W-gravity coupled to matter. More precisely, we concentrate on the dispersionless limit of the topological subclass of such theories, by making use of a correspondence between Drinfeld-Sokolov systems, principal s(2) embeddings and certain chiral rings. We find that the integrable hierarchies can be viewed as generalizations of the usual matrix Drinfeld-Sokolov systems to higher fundamental representations of s(n). The underlying Heisenberg algebras have an intimate connection with the quantum cohomology of grassmannians. The Lax operators are directly given in terms of multi-field superpotentials of the associated topological LG theories. We view our construction as a prototype for a multi-variable system and suspect that it might be useful also for a class of related problems.
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