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Boundary scattering, symmetric spaces and the principal chiral model on the half-line

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arxiv hep-th/0104212 v3 pith:TGFRLSJR submitted 2001-04-24 hep-th

Boundary scattering, symmetric spaces and the principal chiral model on the half-line

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We investigate integrable boundary conditions (BCs) for the principal chiral model on the half-line, and rational solutions of the boundary Yang-Baxter equation (BYBE). In each case we find a connection with (type I, Riemannian, globally) symmetric spaces G/H: there is a class of integrable BCs in which the boundary field is restricted to lie in a coset of H; these BCs are parametrized by G/H x G/H; there are rational solutions of the BYBE in the defining representations of all classical G parametrized by G/H; and using these we propose boundary S-matrices for the principal chiral model, parametrized by G/H x G/H, which correspond to our boundary conditions.

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