Integrable Models on Hyper-Elliptic Surfaces
Costas J. Efthimiou, Samwel A. Apikyan
Abstract
We present an elementary introduction to the construction of integrable models on hyper-elliptic surfaces for non specialists; also, we present some of the details of the paper `solv-int/9504002' for the more interested readers. (Based on a talk given at the MRST 95 meeting by C. E.)
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