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Toda field theory

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Toda field theory refers to a class of integrable models that arise in the study of two-dimensional field theories and statistical mechanics. The most commonly discussed model in this context is the Toda lattice, which is related to the integrable systems known as the Toda chain. ### Key Features of Toda Field Theory: 1. **Integrability**: Toda field theories are integrable systems, which means they possess a large number of conserved quantities and can be solved exactly.

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