Quantum Matrix Algebras of BMW type: Structure of the Characteristic Subalgebra
Oleg Ogievetsky, Pavel Pyatov

TL;DR
This paper explores the structure of characteristic subalgebras in BMW type quantum matrix algebras, generalizing classical matrix properties within a quantum algebra framework and establishing new algebraic relations.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed analysis of characteristic subalgebras in BMW type QM-algebras, including recursive relations and a generalized matrix product.
Findings
Defined generating elements of the characteristic subalgebra
Derived recursive Newton and Wronski relations
Proved $ ext{star}$-commutativity of matrix descendants
Abstract
A notion of quantum matrix (QM-) algebra generalizes and unifies two famous families of algebras from the theory of quantum groups: the RTT-algebras and the reflection equation (RE-) algebras. These algebras being generated by the components of a `quantum' matrix possess certain properties which resemble structure theorems of the ordinary matrix theory. It turns out that such structure results are naturally derived in a more general framework of the QM-algebras. In this work we consider a family of Birman-Murakami-Wenzl (BMW) type QM-algebras. These algebras are defined with the use of R-matrix representations of the BMW algebras. Particular series of such algebras include orthogonal and symplectic types RTT- and RE- algebras, as well as their super-partners. For a family of BMW type QM-algebras, we investigate the structure of their `characteristic subalgebras' --- the…
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TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
