Solving the n-color ice model
Patrick Addona, Ethan Bockenhauer, Ben Brubaker, Michael Cauthorn, Cianan Conefrey-Shinozaki, David Donze, William Dudarov, Jessamyn Dukes, Andrew Hardt, Cindy Li, Jigang Li, Yanli Liu, Neelima Puthanveetil, Zain Qudsi, Jordan Simons, Joseph Sullivan, Autumn Young

TL;DR
This paper derives explicit algebraic conditions and parametrizations for solutions to the Yang-Baxter equation in n-color lattice models, generalizing known models like the six-vertex and including quantum affine algebra solutions.
Contribution
It provides explicit algebraic conditions and a parametrization for solutions to the Yang-Baxter equation in n-color lattice models, extending classical results.
Findings
Derived algebraic conditions for solvability of n-color models.
Provided explicit parametrization of all solutions.
Connected solutions to quantum affine Lie algebra representations.
Abstract
Given an arbitrary choice of two sets of nonzero Boltzmann weights for -color lattice models, we provide explicit algebraic conditions on these Boltzmann weights which guarantee a solution (i.e., a third set of weights) to the Yang-Baxter equation. Furthermore we provide an explicit one-dimensional parametrization of all solutions in this case. These -color lattice models are so named because their admissible vertices have adjacent edges labeled by one of colors with additional restrictions. The two-colored case specializes to the six-vertex model, in which case our results recover the familiar quadric condition of Baxter for solvability. The general -color case includes important solutions to the Yang-Baxter equation like the evaluation modules for the quantum affine Lie algebra . Finally, we demonstrate the invariance of this class of solutions…
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TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Random Matrices and Applications · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
