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Mathematical Physics · arXiv:1106.1317 v1 · submitted 7 Jun 2011

Generalized q-Onsager Algebras and Dynamical K-matrices

S. Belliard, V. Fomin

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“A procedure to construct K-matrices from the generalized q-Onsager algebra $\cO_{q}(\hat{g})$ is proposed.”

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A procedure to construct K-matrices from the generalized q-Onsager algebra $\cO_{q}(\hat{g})$ is proposed. This procedure extends the intertwiner techniques used to obtain scalar (c-number) solutions of the reflection equation to dynamical (non-c-number) solutions. It shows the relation between soliton non-preserving reflection equations or twisted reflection equations and the generalized q-Onsager algebras. These dynamical K-matrices are important to quantum integrable models with extra degrees of freedom located at the boundaries: for instance, in the quantum affine Toda field theories on the half-line they yield the boundary amplitudes. As examples, the cases of $\cO_{q}(a^{(2)}_{2})$ and $\cO_{q}(a^{(1)}_{2})$ are treated in details.

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A procedure to construct $K$-matrices from the generalized $q$-Onsager algebra $\cO_{q}(\hat{g})$ is proposed. contribution 0.92 0.89 0.42 asserted 0.93
This procedure extends the intertwiner techniques used to obtain scalar (c-number) solutions of the reflection equation to dynamical (non-c-number) solutions. method 0.70 0.68 0.14 asserted 1.00
It shows the relation between soliton non-preserving reflection equations or twisted reflection equations and the generalized $q$-Onsager algebras. result 0.79 0.81 0.24 asserted 1.00
These dynamical $K$-matrices are important to quantum integrable models with extra degrees of freedom located at the boundaries: for instance, in the quantum affine Toda field theories on the half-line they yield the boundary amplitudes. interpretation 0.94 0.35 0.13 asserted 0.99
As examples, the cases of $\cO_{q}(a^{(2)}_{2})$ and $\cO_{q}(a^{(1)}_{2})$ are treated in details. contribution 0.80 0.89 0.05 asserted 0.97

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  • $∙$ For $U_q(a^(2)_2)$ case the fundamental representation $π_u : U_q(a^(2)_2)↦^3 [[u,u^-1]]$ is given by [ref] : π_u(e_1) =s_1(E_12 +E_23), π_u(e_0) =u s_0 E_31, π_u(f_1) = (q+q^-1)s^-1_1(E_21 + E_32), π_u(f_0) =u^-1 s_0^-1E_13, π_u(q_1^h_1/2) =q E_11 + E_22 + q^-1E_33, π_u(q_0^h_0/2) = q^-2 E_11 + E_22 + q^2E_33.

    Generalized KdV and Quantum Inverse Scattering Description of Conformal Minimal Models · Comments · 0.80

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  • Using the invariance of the twisted reflection equation by the map $^*(u) →M ^*(u) M$, with $M$ an arbitrary diagonal matrix, and rescaling the generators ${W_i}$ we found that our solution ([ref]) coincides with the result obtained in [ref] for the orthogonal case.

    Coideal subalgebras in quantum affine algebras · The $_q(a^(1)_2)$ case · 1.00

  • * The case $w_1=0$, $w_0$ arbitrary and w_2=0, C=q^4w_0/β^2(q+q^-1), Q= -q^4w^2_0/β^2(q+q^-1)leads to the Type II scalar solution in [ref]

    Reflection K-Matrices for 19-Vertex Models · Scalar limit of the dynamical $K$-matrices · 0.81

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  • Construction of these reflection algebras is related to automorphisms of the FRT algebra [ref] .

    Coideal subalgebras in quantum affine algebras · Reflection algebras and coideal subalgebras. · 0.87

  • Among them one finds the Zhedanov algebra [ref] and the Klimyk-Gavrilik algebra [ref] .

    Classification of irreducible representations of the q-deformed algebra U'_q(so_n) · Dynamical $K$-matrices for $_q(a^(2)_2)$ and $_q(a^(1)_2)$ · 0.92

  • Each of these formulations has shown its interest in different physical and mathematical problems : the $q$-Serre-Chevalley formulation of quantum algebra leads to the construction of the $R$-matrices [ref] and its realization in terms of field operators corresponds to non-local conserved currents of the affine Toda field theories (ATFT) [ref] ; the FRT formulation gives a simple construction of abelian conserved quantities of bulk integrable models and in many cases it allows the diagonalization of the transfer matrix using the so-called algebraic Bethe ansatz technique [ref] ; the Drinfel'd second realization leads to infinite dimensional representations of the algebra [ref] , the calculation of correlation functions using vertex operators techniques [ref] or the calculation of scalar products of Bethe vectors [ref] .

    Correlation Functions of the XXZ model for $\Delta<-1$ · Introduction · 0.81

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