Four-particle solutions to Baxter equation of SL(2,C) Heisenberg spin magnet for integer conformal Lorentz spin and their normalizability
Jan Kotanski

TL;DR
This paper investigates four-particle solutions to the Baxter equation in the SL(2,C) Heisenberg spin magnet, identifying both normalizable and non-normalizable states for non-zero conformal Lorentz spin using the Q-Baxter method.
Contribution
It provides a detailed analysis of the spectrum of four-reggeized gluon states with non-zero Lorentz conformal spin, highlighting the existence of normalizable and non-normalizable solutions and their symmetry properties.
Findings
Normalizable trajectory-like states form a continuous spectrum.
Discrete point-like solutions are non-normalizable.
Symmetry of the Casimir operator explains the existence of certain solutions.
Abstract
The four reggeized gluon states for non-vanishing Lorentz conformal spin are considered. To calculate their spectrum the Q-Baxter method is used. As a result we describe normalizable trajectory-like states, which form continuous spectrum, as well as discrete point-like solutions, which turn out to be non-normalizable. The point-like solutions exist due to symmetry of the Casimir operator where conformal weights .
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Taxonomy
TopicsMagnetism in coordination complexes · Advanced NMR Techniques and Applications · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
