1993
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(93)91618-w
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Abelian current algebra and the Virasoro algebra on the lattice

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“…As such, this L-matrix is not viable for the Bethe Ansatz. However, let us comment that work with Lax operator (16) leads naturally to the lattice deformation of Virasoro algebra [4,9,10,11].…”
Section: Massless Limit Of the Sine-gordon L-matrixmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As such, this L-matrix is not viable for the Bethe Ansatz. However, let us comment that work with Lax operator (16) leads naturally to the lattice deformation of Virasoro algebra [4,9,10,11].…”
Section: Massless Limit Of the Sine-gordon L-matrixmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For more discussion on solutions of (22) and other similar functional equations we refer to [9,10,31,32].…”
Section: Bethe Ansatz For Lattice Liouville Theorymentioning
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“…We can easily see that this formula realizes the abstract relation (16) for operators in 7-/@ 7-I | 7-/, if we put u = U1U2V1-1V2, v = U2U3~-1 89 (17) in (15).…”
Section: (Li)mentioning
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“…In particular, it is noted that the relation (33) previously obtained in [16], is an analog of the famous functional equation for the dilogarithm. Taking into account that in terms of the Heisenberg variables t -luv = e i(p+q), (34) and using (31), we obtain the following relation as an analog of (33):…”
Section: N(~) = Exp K(tk --T-k) 'mentioning
confidence: 97%