The prolongation structure of a closed ideal of exterior differential forms is further discussed, and its use illustrated by application to an ideal (in six dimensions) representing the cubically nonlinear Schrödinger equation. The prolongation structure in this case is explicitly given, and recurrence relations derived which support the conjecture that the structure is open—i.e., does not terminate as a set of structure relations of a finite-dimensional Lie group. We introduce the use of multiple pseudopotentials to generate multiple Bäcklund transformation, and derive the double Bäcklund transformation. This symmetric transformation concisely expresses the (usually conjectured) theorem of permutability, which must consequently apply to all solutions irrespective of asymptotic constraints.
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