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The generic rank-one DAHA polynomial representation is faithful

Statement

Let K=Q(q,t) with q,t algebraically independent. The polynomial representation of The equal-parameter double-affine Hecke algebra of type A1 from The rank-one DAHA polynomial representation is faithful over this formal parameter field. This item makes no coefficient-specialization claim; in particular, it does not claim faithfulness at root-of-unity q.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The rank-one DAHA, its polynomial representation, the spanning normal words, and the q-affine substitutions acting on Laurent polynomials.

[F1]

The rank-one DAHA polynomial representation: π,T0,T1 act by one affine substitution plus a Laurent-rational multiplication term, and the coefficient of the substitution part is ai(z)=(tui(z)−t−1)/(ui(z)−1).

[F2]

Rank-one DAHA affine normal words span: every DAHA element is a finite linear combination of ZmTi1⋯Tirπϵ with alternating indices and ϵ∈{0,1}.

[F3]

Distinct rank-one q-affine substitutions are linearly independent: distinct affine substitutions z↦qaz±1 are linearly independent as operators on K[z,z−1] with coefficients in K(z).

[F4]

The rank-one root datum and parameter conventions for DAHA: the extended affine group is Waff⋊Ω, and each element has a unique form wπϵ with w an alternating reduced word in s0,s1 and ϵ∈{0,1}.

Proof

1.1F1F2F4givenalgebra

Write each Ti=aiσi+bi as in [F1], with bi(z)∈K(z). The rational function ai(z) is nonzero: its numerator tui(z)−t−1 is nonzero because ui is a nonconstant monomial and t≠0. In the expansion of an alternating word Ti1⋯Tirπϵ, choosing the substitution term aijσij from every Tij gives the affine substitution g=si1⋯sirπϵ with a nonzero rational coefficient γg(z), a product of transforms of the nonzero aij. Every other term omits at least one reflection and therefore has affine Coxeter length strictly less than r. The semidirect-product normal form in [F4] makes the top substitutions for distinct alternating words and πϵ distinct.

2.1F2F3step 1.1algebra

Suppose a finite linear combination of the spanning words in [F2] acts as zero, and choose the largest affine length r among words with a nonzero coefficient. For any fixed top substitution g of length r, step 1.1 shows that its coefficient in the crossed-product expansion is exactly γg(z)∑mcmzm: shorter words and all lower terms have smaller length. By [F3], the coefficient of each substitution must vanish. Since γg≠0, the Laurent polynomial ∑mcmzm is zero, so all its coefficients vanish. Repeating for the finitely many top substitutions of length r and then descending in length shows that every coefficient in the original relation is zero.

3.1F2step 2.1algebra∎

The spanning family in [F2] has linearly independent images by step 2.1. Every element of the representation kernel is a finite linear combination of that spanning family, so it is zero. Thus the representation is injective and hence faithful.

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