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G_2^1 Affine Toda Field Theory: A Numerical Test of Exact S-Matrix results
We present the results of a Monte--Carlo simulation of the Affine
Toda field theory action in two dimensions. We measured the ratio of the masses
of the two fundamental particles as a function of the coupling constant. Our
results strongly support the conjectured duality with the theory,
and are consistent with the mass formula of Delius et al.Comment: 5 pages, LaTeX, DTP-9223, DAMTP-92-4
Colour valued Scattering Matrices
We describe a general construction principle which allows to add colour
values to a coupling constant dependent scattering matrix. As a concrete
realization of this mechanism we provide a new type of S-matrix which
generalizes the one of affine Toda field theory, being related to a pair of Lie
algebras. A characteristic feature of this S-matrix is that in general it
violates parity invariance. For particular choices of the two Lie algebras
involved this scattering matrix coincides with the one related to the scaling
models described by the minimal affine Toda S-matrices and for other choices
with the one of the Homogeneous sine-Gordon models with vanishing resonance
parameters. We carry out the thermodynamic Bethe ansatz and identify the
corresponding ultraviolet effective central charges.Comment: 8 pages Latex, example, comment and reference adde
Solutions to the Quantum Yang-Baxter Equation with Extra Non-Additive Parameters
We present a systematic technique to construct solutions to the Yang-Baxter
equation which depend not only on a spectral parameter but in addition on
further continuous parameters. These extra parameters enter the Yang-Baxter
equation in a similar way to the spectral parameter but in a non-additive form.
We exploit the fact that quantum non-compact algebras such as
and type-I quantum superalgebras such as and are
known to admit non-trivial one-parameter families of infinite-dimensional and
finite dimensional irreps, respectively, even for generic . We develop a
technique for constructing the corresponding spectral-dependent R-matrices. As
examples we work out the the -matrices for the three quantum algebras
mentioned above in certain representations.Comment: 13 page
International Max Planck Research Schools: Neue Wege der Graduiertenausbildung
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Quantum Conserved Currents in Supersymmetric Toda Theories
We consider supersymmetric Toda theories which admit a fermionic
untwisted affine extension, i.e. the systems based on the ,
and superalgebras. We construct the superspace Miura trasformations
which allow to determine the W-supercurrents of the conformal theories and we
compute their renormalized expressions. The analysis of the renormalization and
conservation of higher-spin currents is then performed for the corresponding
supersymmetric massive theories. We establish the quantum integrability of
these models and show that although their Lagrangian is not hermitian, the
masses of the fundamental particles are real, a property which is maintained by
one-loop corrections. The spectrum is actually much richer, since the theories
admit solitons. The existence of quantum conserved higher-spin charges implies
that elastic, factorized S-matrices can be constructed.Comment: 35 pages, IFUM 426/F
From Quantum Universal Enveloping Algebras to Quantum Algebras
The ``local'' structure of a quantum group G_q is currently considered to be
an infinite-dimensional object: the corresponding quantum universal enveloping
algebra U_q(g), which is a Hopf algebra deformation of the universal enveloping
algebra of a n-dimensional Lie algebra g=Lie(G). However, we show how, by
starting from the generators of the underlying Lie bialgebra (g,\delta), the
analyticity in the deformation parameter(s) allows us to determine in a unique
way a set of n ``almost primitive'' basic objects in U_q(g), that could be
properly called the ``quantum algebra generators''. So, the analytical
prolongation (g_q,\Delta) of the Lie bialgebra (g,\delta) is proposed as the
appropriate local structure of G_q. Besides, as in this way (g,\delta) and
U_q(g) are shown to be in one-to-one correspondence, the classification of
quantum groups is reduced to the classification of Lie bialgebras. The su_q(2)
and su_q(3) cases are explicitly elaborated.Comment: 16 pages, 0 figures, LaTeX fil
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