A unified description of the asymmetric q-Pv and d-Piv equations and their Schlesinger transformations
B. Grammaticos, A. Ramani, Y. Ohta
Abstract
We present a geometric description, based on the affine Weyl group E6(1), of two discrete analogues of the Painlevé VI equation, known as the asymmetric q-PV and asymmetric d-PIV. This approach allows us to describe in a unified way the evolution of the mapping along the independent variable and along the various parameters (the latter evolution being the one induced by the Schlesinger transformations). It turns out that both discrete Painlevé equations exhibit the property of self-duality: the same equation governs the evolution along any direction in the space of E6(1).
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