Finite-dimensional modules of the universal Racah algebra and the universal additive DAHA of type
arXiv:1906.09160
Abstract
Assume that is an algebraically closed field with characteristic zero. The universal Racah algebra is a unital associative -algebra defined by generators and relations. The generators are and the relations state that and each of \begin{gather*} [A,D]+AC-BA, \qquad [B,D]+BA-CB, \qquad [C,D]+CB-AC \end{gather*} is central in . The universal additive DAHA (double affine Hecke algebra) of type is a unital associative -algebra generated by and the relations state that and each of is central in . Each -module is an -module by pulling back via the algebra homomorphism given by \begin{eqnarray*} A &\mapsto & \frac{(t_1^\vee+t_0^\vee)(t_1^\vee+t_0^\vee+2)}{4}, \\ B &\mapsto & \frac{(t_1+t_1^\vee)(t_1+t_1^\vee+2)}{4}, \\ C &\mapsto & \frac{(t_0^\vee+t_1)(t_0^\vee+t_1+2)}{4}. \end{eqnarray*} Let denote any finite-dimensional irreducible -module. The set of -submodules of forms a lattice under the inclusion partial order. We classify the lattices that arise by this construction. As a consequence, the -module is completely reducible if and only if is diagonalizable on .
30 pages
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