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The rational spin-1/2 spectral R-matrix
Definition
Let with ordered basis . Tensor products are over and tensor powers are left-associated, as in Scalars, tensor powers, the empty tensor, opposite algebras and finite sums. The elementary tensors form a basis of , and the elementary tensors form a basis of , by The elementary tensors of two bases form the product basis of the tensor product.
Define the flip on by and extend -linearly. For set and , where denotes the identity on .
On define , , and on the displayed basis by swapping the indicated tensor positions and leaving the third position fixed. Put . Put and . Products of endomorphisms mean composition, with the rightmost factor applied first.
This is a family of finite-dimensional linear maps. The definition asserts neither invertibility for every u nor a Hopf-algebra or categorical braiding structure.
Depends on
Used by
- The type-A RTT Yangian in the rational i-normalization Definition
- An explicit two-site periodic transfer matrix and permutation Hamiltonian Example
- The rational spectral R-matrix has singular parameter values Example
- The rational spin-1/2 spectral R-matrix satisfies Yang-Baxter Lemma
- The type-A rational R-matrix satisfies Yang–Baxter and has exact singular parameters Proposition
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Sources
- L. D. Faddeev, How Algebraic Bethe Ansatz Works for Integrable Model (standard reference, not scraped)