Lax pairs for new ZN\mathbb{Z}_N-symmetric coset σσ-models and their Yang-Baxter deformations

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Abstract

Two-dimensional σσ-models with ZN\mathbb{Z}_N-symmetric homogeneous target spaces have been shown to be classically integrable when introducing WZ-terms in a particular way. This article continues the search for new models of this type now allowing some kinetic terms to be absent, analogously to the Green-Schwarz superstring σσ-model on Z4\mathbb{Z}_4-symmetric homogeneous spaces. A list of such integrable ZN\mathbb{Z}_N-symmetric (super)coset σσ-models for N≤6N \leq 6 and their Lax pairs is presented. For arbitrary NN, a big class of integrable models is constructed that includes both the known pure spinor and Green-Schwarz superstring on Z4\mathbb{Z}_4-symmetric cosets. Integrable Yang-Baxter deformations of this class of ZN\mathbb{Z}_N-symmetric (super)coset σσ-models can be constructed in same way as in the known Z2\mathbb{Z}_2- or Z4\mathbb{Z}_4-cases. Deformations based on solutions of the modified classical Yang-Baxter equation, the so-called ηη-deformation, require deformation of the constants defining the Lagrangian and the corresponding Lax pair. Homogeneous Yang-Baxter deformations (i.e. those based on solutions to the classical Yang-Baxter equation) leave the equations of motion and consequently the Lax pair invariant and are expected to be classically equivalent to the undeformed model. As an example, the relationship between Z3\mathbb{Z}_3-symmetric homogeneous spaces and nearly (para-)Kähler geometries is revisited. Confirming existing literature it is shown that the integrable choice of WZ-term in the Z3\mathbb{Z}_3-symmetric coset σσ-model associated to a nearly Kähler background gives an imaginary contribution to the action.

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