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Reality conditions for the KdV equation and exact quasi-periodic solutions in finite phase spaces
In the present paper reality conditions for quasi-periodic solutions of the KdV equation are determined completely. As a result, solutions in the form of non-linear waves can be plotted and investigated.
The full scope of obtaining finite-gap solutions of the KdV equation is presented. It is proven that the multiply periodic -function on the Jacobian variety of a hyperelliptic curve of arbitrary genus serves as the finite-gap solution, the genus coincides with the number of gaps. The subspace of the Jacobian variety where , as well as other ℘-functions, are bounded and real-valued is found in any genus. This result covers every finite phase space of the KdV hierarchy, and can be extended to other completely integrable equations. A method of effective computation of this type of solutions is suggested, and illustrated in genera 2 and 3.
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