Classification of evolutionary equations on the lattice. I. The general theory
D. Levi, R. Yamilov
Abstract
A modification of the symmetry approach for the classification of integrable differential-difference equations of the form un,t = fn(un-1, un, un+1), where n is a discrete integer variable, is presented (the well-known Volterra and Toda equations can be written in this form). If before, in the framework of the symmetry approach, only equations similar to un,t = f(un-1, un, un+1), i.e. defined by a function f, were considered, now we have an infinite set fn of a priori quite different functions.
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