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The rational i-normalization is the standard RTT normalization after rescaling
Statement
Let be the normalization of The type-A RTT Yangian in the rational i-normalization, and define the standard polynomial Yang matrix . The change of spectral variable , with , converts the RTT relation for to the standard RTT relation for . Under this change the evaluation parameter becomes .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: , , the RTT relation, and the evaluation-module formula of Evaluation modules of the type-A RTT Yangian.
Proof
Direct substitution gives .
Substitute and in the RTT relation [F1]. By step 1.1, each side has the same nonzero scalar factor , which cancels; the resulting relation is .
In the evaluation module, substitute into [F2]. Since , one obtains . Thus the shifted standard evaluation parameter is exactly .
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Sources
- A. I. Molev, M. L. Nazarov, and G. I. Olshanski, Yangians and classical Lie algebras (standard reference, not scraped)
- A. P. Isaev, Lectures on Quantum Groups and Yang-Baxter Equations (standard reference, not scraped)