On the universal Representation of the Scattering Matrix of Affine Toda Field Theory
A. Fring, C. Korff, B.J. Schulz

TL;DR
This paper presents a universal, algebraic framework for representing the scattering matrices of affine Toda field theories using q-deformed Coxeter elements, unifying various formulations and deriving integral representations.
Contribution
It introduces a generic algebraic approach to express scattering matrices of affine Toda theories via q-deformed Coxeter elements, connecting fusing rules, bootstrap equations, and conserved quantities.
Findings
Derived integral representations for scattering matrices.
Established equivalence of bootstrap equations and fusing rules.
Provided extensive case-by-case data on Coxeter orbits.
Abstract
By exploiting the properties of q-deformed Coxeter elements, the scattering matrices of affine Toda field theories with real coupling constant related to any dual pair of simple Lie algebras may be expressed in a completely generic way. We discuss the governing equations for the existence of bound states, i.e. the fusing rules, in terms of q-deformed Coxeter elements, twisted q-deformed Coxeter elements and undeformed Coxeter elements. We establish the precise relation between these different formulations and study their solutions. The generalized S-matrix bootstrap equations are shown to be equivalent to the fusing rules. The relation between different versions of fusing rules and quantum conserved quantities, which result as nullvectors of a doubly q-deformed Cartan like matrix, is presented. The properties of this matrix together with the so-called combined bootstrap equations are…
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