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Evaluation modules of the type-A RTT Yangian

Definition

Let N≥2, let glN(C)=MN(C) with commutator bracket, and use the 1≤i,j≤N convention of The type-A RTT Yangian in the rational i-normalization: Eij is the matrix unit at zero-based position (i−1,j−1) in Matrix units Eij and the Kronecker delta. For a left glN-module W with action ρ and a parameter a∈C, define the candidate evaluation module W(a) by the generating-series action

tij(u)⟼δijIW−iρ(Eij)u−a,

where (u−a)−1=u−1∑r≥0(a/u)r is expanded at u=∞. The map defines a Yangian module by The gl_N evaluation formula satisfies RTT ↗. The rational expression has at most a simple pole at u=a; the formal series is always defined.

The dual-natural vector space VN∨ has basis f1,…,fN and the candidate action ρ∨(Eij)fk=−δikfj. The following well-definedness theorem verifies that this is a glN-module. On it, the auxiliary matrix of the evaluation series is I+iPN/(u−a), so the unnormalized Lax matrix (u−a)T0(u) is RN(u−a)=(u−a)I+iPN.

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