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Implement Yangian for gl(n) #15484
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Refactored over #17096. |
Reviewer: Ben Salisbury |
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Hi Travis, I added some more to the documentation. Please make sure you are okay with it. I will continue the review soon. Ben |
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Looks good. :) |
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Hi Travis, I'm still going through and adding more to the documentation, but some things (including some corrections) may be better completed by you. (I have the arXiv versions of Molev's references that you've listed, but I do not have a copy of the book you referenced.) For example:
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Replying to @bsalisbury1:
This is the level
No, that is because I could not implement the antipode as it is defined in terms of an inverse matrix of power series. There is a ticket (I don't remember the number offhand) that gives a default implementation of the antipode in connected graded Hopf algebras. In the
Let me know when you're done with your changed, and I can add them.
It would make for a good follow-up. |
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Thanks for making those additions! I added some additional clarification and fixed some typos. In particular, now the PDF documentation will build. HTML documentation also builds and all tests pass. |
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Yangians can be seen as a deformation of U(gl[t]) and have many interesting connections to representation theory. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yangian.
Depends on #23266
Depends on #23267
Depends on #23268
Depends on #23270
CC: @sagetrac-sage-combinat @anneschilling @darijgr @bsalisbury1
Component: algebra
Keywords: yangian, quantum groups
Author: Travis Scrimshaw
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: Ben Salisbury
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/15484
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