We review here a method, recently introduced by the authors, that can be used to construct completely integrable Classical and Quantum Hamiltonian Systems from representations of coalgebras with Casimir element(s). As a prototype example, we choose the spin $1/2$ Calogero–Gaudin system and its $q$-deformation. Possible drawbacks and generalizations of the method are outlined.
Citation:
Ballesteros A., Musso F., Ragnisco O., Classical and Quantum Integrable Systems: the Coalgebra Approach, Regular and Chaotic Dynamics,
2002, Volume 7, Number 4,
pp. 393-398