Highest-weight Uq(sl(n)) modules and invariant integrable n-state models with periodic boundary conditions
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Abstract: The weights are computed for the Bethe vectors of an RSOS type model with periodic boundary conditions obeying () invariance. They are shown to be highest weight vectors. The q-dimensions of the corresponding irreducible representations are obtained.
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