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Supersymmetric Bethe Ansatz and Baxter Equations from Discrete Hirota Dynamics
High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 15 Mar 2007
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The authors' main claim We show that eigenvalues of the family of Baxter Q-operators for supersymmetric integrable spin chains constructed with the gl(K|M)-invariant $R$-matrix obey the Hirota bilinear difference equation.
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We show that eigenvalues of the family of Baxter Q-operators for supersymmetric integrable spin chains constructed with the gl(K|M)-invariant $R$-matrix obey the Hirota bilinear difference equation. The nested Bethe ansatz for super spin chains, with any choice of simple root system, is then treated as a discrete dynamical system for zeros of polynomial solutions to the Hirota equation. Our basic tool is a chain of Backlund transformations for the Hirota equation connecting quantum transfer matrices. This approach also provides a systematic way to derive the complete set of generalized Baxter equations for super spin chains.
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| s0 | We show that eigenvalues of the family of Baxter Q-operators for supersymmetric integrable spin chains constructed with the gl(K|M)-invariant $R$-matrix obey the Hirota bilinear difference equation. | result 0.95 | 0.94 | 0.74 | asserted 1.00 |
| s1 | The nested Bethe ansatz for super spin chains, with any choice of simple root system, is then treated as a discrete dynamical system for zeros of polynomial solutions to the Hirota equation. | contribution 0.61 | 0.87 | 0.14 | asserted 1.00 |
| s2 | Our basic tool is a chain of Backlund transformations for the Hirota equation connecting quantum transfer matrices. | method 1.00 | 0.84 | 0.08 | asserted 1.00 |
| s3 | This approach also provides a systematic way to derive the complete set of generalized Baxter equations for super spin chains. | contribution 0.48 | 0.91 | 0.18 | asserted 0.93 |
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We show that eigenvalues of the family of Baxter Q-operators for supersymmetric integrable spin chains constructed with the gl(K|M)-invariant $R$-matrix obey the Hirota bilinear difference equation. The nested Bethe ansatz for super spin chains, with any choice of simple root system, is then treated as a discrete dynamical system for zeros of polynomial solutions to the Hirota equation. Our basic tool is a chain of Backlund transformations for the Hirota equation connecting quantum transfer matrices. This approach also provides a systematic way to derive the complete set of generalized Baxter equations for super spin chains.
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Builds on it 5 papers
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The Bäcklund solution of Hirota equation for the \(gl(M)\) algebras [ref] and \(gl(M|N)\) super-algebras, for the fat hook boundary conditions in the representational \((a,s)\) space [ref] , was generalized to the case of a general \(𝕋\)-hook in [ref] .
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The algebraic form of the nested Bethe ansatz technique for the twisted $Y(gl(n))$ inhomogeneous spin chain [ref] can be naturally extended to the $Y(gl(N|M))$-case [ref] .
Supersymmetric quantum spin chains and classical integrable systems · Diagonalization of the T-operator via Bethe ansatz · 0.99
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For example, to leading order, T_(u) ≃e^ip_1+e^ip_2+e^ip_3 , T_(u) ≃e^i(p_1+p_2)+e^i(p_2+p_3)+e^i(p_3+p_1) , T_(u)≃e^i(p_1+p_2+p_3) , so that if we define a set of exact quasimomenta $q_i$ by[Exploiting the similarity between this definition equation and 4.1 in [ref] we can easily generalize this algebraic equation to a more general $su(K|M)$ super group.
Complete 1-loop test of AdS/CFT · Derivation using the transfer matrices · 0.86
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In this section following the lines of [ref] we develop a general algorithm to solve the Hirota equations expressing the functions $T_k,m^k',m'(a,s,u)$ in terms of boundary functions $Q^k',m'(u)$ and $Q̃_k,m(u)$.
Discrete Hirota dynamics for AdS/CFT · Integration of the Hirota equations · 0.93
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The formal proof[ The Bäcklund procedure of [ref] can be used for it. ] of the fact that [ref],[ref] represents the complete solution of Hirota equation within the \(𝕋\)-hook will be published elsewhere, but, again, it is easy to convince oneself in the correctness of this formula on Mathematica.
Wronskian Solution for AdS/CFT Y-system · Generating functional for the $𝕋$-hook · 0.85
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For that we use the Plücker relations which follow from ([ref]) and are explicitly given in [ref] : [equation] Reconstruction of the rest of \(\) functions goes as follows: * From ([ref]) with \(ij=12\) one finds [equation] * Relations ([ref]) for \(ijk=123\), \(124\), \(213\) and \(214\) can be explicitly written in view of ([ref]) as [equation] We can unambiguously and explicitly define \(_13\), \(_14\), \(_23\) and \(_24\) through \(_1,_2,_12\) using their regularity above \(Z_-1\), by inverting the linear difference operators in these Plücker relations.
Solving the AdS/CFT Y-system · Upper band · 0.89
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The normalization of the spectral parameter of the functions in [ref] are closer to the following (functions with prime): $ℱ_λ⊂μ^'I_K(x)= ℱ_λ⊂μ^I_K(xq^-m-n/2)$, ]
Solutions of the T-system and Baxter equations for supersymmetric spin chains · Analytic Bethe ansatz for the Perk-Schultz-type models and their fusion hierarchies revisited · 0.98
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We remark that some of our results in this section overlap with those obtained in [ref] for the rational case $q=1$.
Baxter's Q-operators for supersymmetric spin chains · Lattice $R$-matrices · 1.00
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Unlike the solution given in [ref] using the Bäcklund techniques of [ref] , the one we mean here would not contain, similarly to [ref], any infinite sums, in analogy to the solution of [ref] for the super-spin chains.
PSU(2,2|4) Character of Quasiclassical AdS/CFT · Conclusions · 0.82
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The progress is largely facilitated by considering alternative formulations of BAE, such as Baxter's $TQ$-relation [ref] and the rational $Q$-system [ref] , which was based on various developments in the analytic $TQ$- and $QQ$-systems in the past few decades [ref] .
Spin-$s$ Rational $Q$-system · Introduction · 0.93
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The connection between the Hirota equations [ref] and the Bethe Ansatz equations is well understood [ref] .
Baxter Q-Operators and Representations of Yangians · Bethe Equations · 0.90
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The supersymmetric generalisation of these ideas was introduced in [ref] and coined to the form particularly relevant for us in [ref] .
Fast analytic solver of rational Bethe equations · Supersymmetric Q-systems · 0.84
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