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Zero-diagonal Jacobi Lax pair for the finite Volterra lattice

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Let L be the symmetric zero-diagonal Jacobi matrix with Lj,j+1​=Lj+1,j​=aj​, and let the skew-symmetric matrix B have
Bj,j+2​=−Bj+2,j​=aj​aj+1​.
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Then L˙=[B,L] is equivalent to the Finite Volterra lattice. The corresponding similarity flow makes the eigenvalues of L, the coefficients of its characteristic polynomial, and its trace invariants first integrals.

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