Toda lattice is a particular completely integrable system, a model of a 1-dimensional crystal. It can be generalized to general root systems. Integrability of Toda lattice has been shown in Flashka 1974 using an interpretation as a flow on the space of symmetric tridiagonal matrices.
Relation to other models
Toda lattice can be obtained by reduction from Wess-Zumino models.
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