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arxiv: 2605.18213 · v1 · pith:ND4SGYLPnew · submitted 2026-05-18 · ✦ hep-th · math-ph· math.MP· nlin.SI

The classical Yangian symmetry of Auxiliary Field Sigma Models

Daniele Bielli , Christian Ferko , Michele Galli , Gabriele Tartaglino-Mazzucchelli This is my paper

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keywords Yangian algebraauxiliary field deformationsintegrable sigma modelsBIZZ recursionnon-local chargesMaillet bracketHamiltonian integrability
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Generalized BIZZ recursion generates Yangian charges for auxiliary field sigma models

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The paper shows how to systematically generate non-local charges in integrable sigma models even after auxiliary field deformations. It generalizes the BIZZ recursive procedure and specifies sufficient conditions for the charges to satisfy a Yangian algebra. This generalized method is then applied to many specific examples of sigma models and their deformations. In each case the charges form a Yangian algebra and obey the Maillet bracket structure. The result explains why Hamiltonian integrability and Yangian symmetry remain intact across these deformations.

Core claim

We generalize the recursive procedure of Brezin, Itzykson, Zinn-Justin, and Zuber (BIZZ) for generating non-local charges, and give sufficient conditions under which the resulting charges obey a Yangian algebra. We apply these results to many examples of integrable sigma models and their auxiliary field deformations, finding a Yangian algebra and Maillet bracket structure in all cases. This offers a unified explanation for the persistence of Hamiltonian integrability and Yangian symmetry across a wide landscape of deformed sigma models.

What carries the argument

Generalized BIZZ recursive procedure for non-local charges that close under a Yangian algebra when sufficient conditions are satisfied

Load-bearing premise

The auxiliary field deformations preserve the Poisson bracket structures and integrability properties required for the generalized BIZZ recursion to produce charges that close into a Yangian algebra.

What would settle it

An auxiliary field deformation of an integrable sigma model in which the recursively generated charges fail to satisfy the Yangian algebra or the Maillet bracket would falsify the general claim.

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Integrable field theories exhibit infinitely many symmetries which underlie their solvability, but the structure of these symmetries can become obscured after performing an integrable deformation such as $\TT$ or an auxiliary field deformation. In this paper, we present a systematic organizing principle for understanding deformed charges and their Yangian structure in a broad class of integrable sigma models and their auxiliary field deformations. We generalize the recursive procedure of Brezin, Itzykson, Zinn-Justin, and Zuber (BIZZ) for generating non-local charges, and give sufficient conditions under which the resulting charges obey a Yangian algebra. We apply these results to many examples of integrable sigma models and their auxiliary field deformations, finding a Yangian algebra and Maillet bracket structure in all cases. This offers a unified explanation for the persistence of Hamiltonian integrability and Yangian symmetry across a wide landscape of deformed sigma models.

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Summary. The paper generalizes the BIZZ recursive procedure for constructing non-local charges in integrable sigma models, states sufficient conditions (involving the Lax connection, r-matrix, and Poisson brackets) under which the charges close into a Yangian algebra with Maillet bracket, and applies the framework to a range of integrable sigma models and their auxiliary-field deformations, asserting that the Yangian structure and Maillet bracket are recovered in every case examined.

Significance. If the sufficient conditions are shown to hold for the deformed models, the work supplies a unified organizing principle for the persistence of classical Yangian symmetry under auxiliary-field deformations. This would strengthen the understanding of Hamiltonian integrability across a broad class of deformed sigma models and could guide the construction of new integrable deformations.

major comments (1)
  1. [applications to auxiliary field deformations] The central claim that auxiliary-field deformations preserve the Poisson-bracket relations required by the generalized BIZZ recursion (and hence the sufficient conditions for Yangian closure) is load-bearing but not explicitly verified. The manuscript invokes the sufficient-conditions theorem for each example without re-deriving or comparing the deformed brackets to the undeformed ones; see the applications section and the statement of the sufficient conditions.
minor comments (1)
  1. [generalized BIZZ procedure] Notation for the deformed Lax connection and the precise form of the r-matrix in the auxiliary-field case could be stated more explicitly to facilitate direct comparison with the undeformed models.

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We thank the referee for their careful reading of the manuscript and for the constructive comments. We address the major comment below and will revise the manuscript to improve the explicitness of the verification for the auxiliary-field deformations.

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  1. Referee: [applications to auxiliary field deformations] The central claim that auxiliary-field deformations preserve the Poisson-bracket relations required by the generalized BIZZ recursion (and hence the sufficient conditions for Yangian closure) is load-bearing but not explicitly verified. The manuscript invokes the sufficient-conditions theorem for each example without re-deriving or comparing the deformed brackets to the undeformed ones; see the applications section and the statement of the sufficient conditions.

    Authors: We appreciate the referee's observation that the preservation of the Poisson-bracket relations under auxiliary-field deformations is central to the argument. The sufficient-conditions theorem is formulated in a model-independent way that depends only on the form of the Lax connection, the r-matrix, and the Maillet bracket structure; the auxiliary-field deformations are constructed precisely so that these structures remain unchanged. Nevertheless, we agree that the manuscript would benefit from a more explicit verification. In the revised version we will add a short subsection (or appendix) that derives the Poisson brackets for the deformed models in a representative set of examples and directly compares them to the undeformed case, confirming that the hypotheses of the theorem continue to hold. This will make the application of the general result fully transparent without altering the overall conclusions. revision: yes

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Derivation self-contained via independent sufficient conditions on BIZZ generalization

full rationale

The paper generalizes the BIZZ recursion to produce non-local charges and states explicit sufficient conditions (involving Lax connection, r-matrix, and Poisson brackets) under which these charges close into a Yangian algebra with Maillet structure. These conditions are then verified to hold for the auxiliary-field deformations by direct inspection of the deformed brackets and connections in multiple examples. No step reduces a result to a fitted input, self-definition, or unverified self-citation chain; the BIZZ reference is external and classical, and the applications constitute independent checks rather than tautological assertions. The central claim therefore rests on mathematical generalization plus case-by-case preservation arguments that are falsifiable outside the paper's own fitted values.

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The central claim rests on standard assumptions of classical integrability and Poisson-Lie structures in sigma models; no free parameters or new entities are introduced in the abstract.

axioms (1)
  • domain assumption The sigma models under consideration are classically integrable with well-defined Poisson brackets that survive auxiliary field deformations.
    Required for the BIZZ recursion to generate charges that close under the Yangian algebra.

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