The hunting for the discrete Painlevé VI is over
B. Grammaticos, A. Ramani
Abstract
We present the discrete, q-, form of the Painlevé VI equation written as a three-point mapping and analyse the structure of its singularities. This discrete equation goes over to PVI at the continuous limit and degenerates towards the discrete q-PV through coalescence. It possesses special solutions in terms of the q-hypergeometric function. It can bilinearised and, under the appropriate assumptions, ultradiscretised. A new discrete form for PV is also obtained which is of difference type, in contrast with the `standard' form of the discrete PV. Finally, we present the `asymmetric' form of q-PVI$ as a system of two first-order mappings involving seven arbitrary parameters.
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