Racah matrices and hidden integrability in evolution of knots
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Abstract: We construct a general procedure to extract the exclusive Racah matrices S and �ar S from the inclusive 3-strand mixing matrices by the evolution method and apply it to the first simple representations R =[1], [2], [3] and [2,2]. The matrices S and �ar S relate respectively the maps (Rotimes R)otimes �ar Rlongrightarrow R with Rotimes (R otimes �ar R) longrightarrow R and (Rotimes �ar R) otimes R longrightarrow R with Rotimes (�ar R otimes R) longrightarrow R. They are building blocks for the colored HOMFLY polynomials of arbitrary arborescent (double fat) knots. Remarkably, the calculation realizes an unexpected integrability property underlying the evolution matrices.
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