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Theta function solutions of the qKZB equation for a face model

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Peter E. Finch, Robert Weston, Paul Zinn-Justin

Mathematical Physics · Submitted 15 Sep 2015

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CitationPaul Zinn-Justin, Peter E. Finch, Robert Weston. "Theta function solutions of the qKZB equation for a face model." arXiv:1509.04594 (2015). https://pith.science/paper/5LCDJVNO
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We consider the quantum Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov-Bernard equation for a face model with elliptic weights, the SOS model. We provide explicit solutions as theta functions. On the so-called combinatorial line, in which the model is equivalent to the three-colour model, these solutions are shown to be eigenvectors of the transfer matrix with periodic boundary conditions.

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s2 On the so-called combinatorial line, in which the model is equivalent to the three-colour model, these solutions are shown to be eigenvectors of the transfer matrix with periodic boundary conditions. result 0.99 0.90 0.39 asserted 1.00

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We consider the quantum Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov-Bernard equation for a face model with elliptic weights, the SOS model. We provide explicit solutions as theta functions. On the so-called combinatorial line, in which the model is equivalent to the three-colour model, these solutions are shown to be eigenvectors of the transfer matrix with periodic boundary conditions.

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  • In [ref] , the level $ℓ=1$ qKZ solutions were themselves constructed by computing matrix elements (as opposed to traces) of vertex operators between level-1 highest weight states [ref] .

    Around the Razumov-Stroganov conjecture: proof of a multi-parameter sum rule · Discussion · 0.93

  • Also, the solutions of [ref] are “hypergeometric integrals” in the sense that they generalise the generic hypergeometric solution of the KZ equation.

    Solutions of the elliptic qKZB equations and Bethe ansatz I · Discussion · 0.99

  • Furthermore, in the current work, we are able to provide explicit formulae for the entries of the solution of the qKZB system, leaving the inhomogeneities free – in [ref] , they were “half-specialised” to pairs of opposite values, resulting in expressions involving only even theta functions and therefore a rational parameterisation; here no such parameterisation is available.

    Sum rule for the eight-vertex model on its combinatorial line · Discussion · 1.00

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