Inflations for representations of shifted quantum affine algebras
arXiv:2404.02253 · doi:10.1016/j.aim.2024.110093
Abstract
Fix a finite-dimensional simple Lie algebra and let be a Lie subalgebra coming from a Dynkin diagram inclusion. Then, the corresponding restriction functor is not essentially surjective on finite-dimensional simple -modules. In this article, we study Finkelberg-Tsymbaliuk's shifted quantum affine algebras and the associated categories (defined by Hernandez). In particular, we introduce natural subalgebras and obtain a functor from to using the canonical restriction functors. We then establish that is essentially surjective on finite-dimensional simple objects by constructing notable preimages that we call inflations. We conjecture that all simple objects in (which is the analog of for the subalgebras ) admit some inflation and prove this for of type A-B or a direct sum of copies of and . We finally apply our results to deduce certain -matrices and examples of cluster structures over Grothendieck rings.
arXiv comment37 pages, comments welcome
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