Scalar products in GL(3)-based models with trigonometric R-matrix. Determinant representation
N. A. Slavnov

TL;DR
This paper derives a determinant formula for scalar products and form factors in GL(3) integrable models with a trigonometric R-matrix, highlighting key differences from GL(3)-invariant models.
Contribution
It provides a new determinant representation for scalar products in GL(3) models with a trigonometric R-matrix, enabling explicit form factor calculations.
Findings
Determinant formula for scalar products of Bethe vectors
Explicit form factor formula for monodromy matrix entries
Identifies differences between trigonometric and GL(3)-invariant models
Abstract
We study quantum integrable GL(3)-based models with a trigonometric R-matrix solvable by the nested algebraic Bethe ansatz. We derive a determinant representation for a special case of scalar products of Bethe vectors. This representation allows one to find a determinant formula for the form factor of one of the monodromy matrix entries. We also point out essential difference between form factors in the models with the trigonometric R-matrix and their analogs in GL(3)-invariant models.
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