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Integrability and transformations in the bilinear method: An introduction
This is a partial review of the bilinear method, focusing on the integrability based on the 3-soliton-solution condition and the transformations between $τ$ functions. \textit{Dedicated to Jarmo Hietarinta's 80th birthday}.
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