Compatible Poisson brackets associated with 2-splittings and Poisson commutative subalgebras of S(g)\mathcal S(\mathfrak g)

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Abstract

Let S(g){\mathcal S}(\mathfrak g) be the symmetric algebra of a reductive Lie algebra g\mathfrak g equipped with the standard Poisson structure. If C⊂S(g){\mathcal C}\subset\mathcal S(\mathfrak g) is a Poisson-commutative subalgebra, then trdeg C≤b(g){\rm trdeg\,}{\mathcal C}\le\boldsymbol{b}(\mathfrak g), where b(g)=(dim⁡g+rkg)/2\boldsymbol{b}(\mathfrak g)=(\dim\mathfrak g+{\rm rk}\mathfrak g)/2. We present a method for constructing the Poisson-commutative subalgebra Z⟨h,r⟩\mathcal Z_{\langle\mathfrak h,\mathfrak r\rangle} of transcendence degree b(g)\boldsymbol{b}(\mathfrak g) via a vector space decomposition g=h⊕r\mathfrak g=\mathfrak h\oplus\mathfrak r into a sum of two spherical subalgebras. There are some natural examples, where the algebra Z⟨h,r⟩\mathcal Z_{\langle\mathfrak h,\mathfrak r\rangle} appears to be polynomial. The most interesting case is related to the pair (b,u−)(\mathfrak b,\mathfrak u_-), where b\mathfrak b is a Borel subalgebra of g\mathfrak g. Here we prove that Z⟨b,u−⟩{\mathcal Z}_{\langle\mathbb b,\mathbb u_-\rangle} is maximal Poisson-commutative and is complete on every regular coadjoint orbit in g∗\mathfrak g^*. Other series of examples are related to decompositions associated with involutions of g\mathfrak g.

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