The Bethe equation at q=0, the Möbius inversion formula, and weight multiplicities. III: The X_ N^(r) case.
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Abstract: It is shown that the numbers of off-diagonal solutions to the U_q(X^{(r)}_N) Bethe equation at q=0 coincide with the coefficients in the recently introduced canonical power series solution of the Q-system. Conjecturally the canonical solutions are characters of the KR (Kirillov-Reshetikhin) modules. This implies that the numbers of off-diagonal solutions agree with the weight multiplicities, which is interpreted as a formal completeness of the U_q(X^{(r)}_N) Bethe ansatz at q=0.
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