Quantum affine reflection algebras of type d_n^(1) and reflection matrices

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Abstract: Quantum affine reflection algebras are coideal subalgebras of quantum affine algebras that lead to trigonometric reflection matrices (solutions of the boundary Yang-Baxter equation). In this paper we use the quantum affine reflection algebras of type d_n^(1) to determine new n-parameter families of non-diagonal reflection matrices. These matrices describe the reflection of vector solitons off the boundary in d_n^(1) affine Toda field theory. They can also be used to construct new integrable vertex models and quantum spin chains with open boundary conditions.


In the article quantum affine reflection algebras of type \(d_n^{(1)}\) are used to derive new families of nondiagonal trigonometric reflection matrices correponding to the vector representation of \(so(2n)\). These reflection matrices describe the reflection of solitons off the integrable boundary in \(d_n^{(1)}\)-affine Toda theory and may be used for the construction of integrable vertex models and quantum spin chains with open boundaries.




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