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A combinatorial approach to noninvolutive set-theoretic solutions of the Yang-Baxter equation

arXiv:1808.03938 · doi:10.5565/PUBLMAT6522111

Abstract

We study noninvolutive set-theoretic solutions of the Yang-Baxter equations in terms of the properties of the canonically associated algebraic objects-the braided monoid , the quadratic Yang-Baxter algebra over a field and its Koszul dual, . More generally, we continue our systematic study of nondegenerate quadratic sets and the associated algebraic objects. Next we investigate the class of (noninvolutive) square-free solutions . It contains the special class of self distributive solutions (quandles). We make a detailed characterization in terms of various algebraic and combinatorial properties each of which shows the contrast between involutive and noninvolutive square-free solutions. We introduce and study a class of finite square-free braided sets of order which satisfy "the minimality condition \textbf{M}", that is . Examples are some simple racks of prime order . Finally, we discuss general extensions of solutions and introduce the notion of "a generalized strong twisted union of braided sets". We prove that if is a non-degenerate 2-cancellative braided set splitting as , then its braided monoid is a generalized strong twisted union of the braided monoids and . Moreover, if is injective then its braided group also splits as of the associated braided groups of and . We propose a construction of a generalized strong twisted union of braided sets , and , where the map has high, explicitly prescribed order.

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