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9780387989686

Calogero-Moser-Sutherland Models

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  • Copyright: 2000-05-01
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In the 1970s F. Calogero and D. Sutherland discovered that for certain potentials in one-dimensional systems, but for any number of particles, the Schrödinger eigenvalue problem is exactly solvable. Until then, there was only one known nontrivial example of an exactly solvable quantum multi-particle problem. J. Moser subsequently showed that the classical counterparts to these models is also amenable to an exact analytical approach. The last decade has witnessed a true explosion of activities involving Calogero-Moser-Sutherland models, and these now play a role in research areas ranging from theoretical physics (such as soliton theory, quantum field theory, string theory, solvable models of statistical mechanics, condensed matter physics, and quantum chaos) to pure mathematics (such as representation theory, harmonic analysis, theory of special functions, combinatorics of symmetric functions, dynamical systems, random matrix theory, and complex geometry). The aim of this volume is to provide an overview of the many branches into which research on CMS systems has diversified in recent years. The contributions are by leading researchers from various disciplines in whose work CMS systems appear, either as the topic of investigation itself or as a tool for further applications.

Table of Contents

Series Preface v
Preface vii
Contributors xxi
Classical Dynamical r-Matrices for Calogero--Moser Systems and Their Generalizations
1(22)
J. Avan
Introduction
1(1)
Preliminaries
2(2)
Liouville Theorem
2(1)
Lax Pair Formulation
3(1)
The r-Matrix Structure
3(1)
The Classical Yang-Baxter Equation
3(1)
Hamiltonian Reduction and r-Matrices
4(8)
General Hamiltonian Reduction
4(2)
The Case N = T*G
6(1)
The Calogero-Moser Models
7(3)
Two Examples
10(2)
The Dynamical r-Matrices of Calogero and Ruijsenaars Models
12(5)
References
17(6)
Hidden Algebraic Structure of the Calogero-Sutherland Model, Integral Formula for Jack Polynomial and Their Relativistic Analog
23(14)
Hidetoshi Awata
Introduction
23(1)
Calogero-Sutherland Model and Jack Polynomial
24(2)
Integral Formula for Jack Polynomial
26(2)
Relation with Virasoro Singular Vectors
28(2)
Macdonald Polynomial and q-Virasoro Algebra
30(2)
Boson Realization for q-Virasoro Algebra and Level One Elliptic Affine Lie Algebra
32(2)
References
34(3)
Polynomial Eigenfunctions of the Calogero-Sutherland-Moser Models with Exchange Terms
37(16)
T. H. Baker
C. F. Dunkl
P. J. Forrester
Introduction
37(4)
The Periodic Model
37(3)
The Linear Model
40(1)
Eigenfunctions of Prescribed Symmetry
41(5)
Expansions in Terms of Eη
41(4)
Normalization
45(1)
q-Analogs
46(4)
References
50(3)
The Theory of Lacunas and Quantum Integrable Systems
53(12)
Yuri Yu. Berest
Introduction
53(1)
Hyperbolic Operators on Root Systems
54(4)
Hhperbolic Polynomials and Associated Riesz Integrals
54(2)
Invariant Hyperbolic Operators
56(1)
The Representation Theorem
57(1)
Lacunas and Topology of Algebraic Surfaces
58(5)
Vector Fields and Cycles
58(2)
The Herglotz--Petrovsky--Leray Formulas
60(2)
Products of Wave Operators
62(1)
References
63(2)
Canonical Forms for the C-Invariant Tensors
65(12)
Oleg I. Bogoyavlenskij
Introduction
65(3)
C-Invariant Differential 1-Forms
68(2)
General C-Invariant (0,2) Tensors
70(1)
Characteristic Polynomial of Any C-Invariant (1,1) Tensor Is a Perfect Square
71(2)
Nijenhuis Tensor and C-Invariant (1,2) Tensors
73(2)
References
75(2)
R-Matrices, Generalized Inverses, and Calogero-Moser--Sutherland Models
77(16)
H. W. Braden
Introduction
77(3)
R-Matrices
80(2)
Four Results
82(3)
Application
85(4)
Discussion
89(1)
References
90(3)
Tricks of the Trade: Relating and Deriving Solvable and Integrable Dynamical Systems
93(24)
Francesco Calogero
Introduction
93(1)
Survey of Solvable and Integrable Many-Body Models
94(4)
Tricks
98(16)
Time-Dependent Rescalings of Dependent Variables and of Time
98(2)
From One to More Kinds of Particles by Shifting the Dependent Variables
100(1)
``Duplications'': Configurations that are Preserved Throughout the Motion
101(6)
How to Get Rid of Velocity-Dependent Forces
107(1)
From Two-Body to Nearest-Neighbor Forces
108(1)
Infinite Rescalings, and the Use of Special Solutions, to Identify Solvable Nonautonomous Models
109(2)
Two-Dimensional Models via Complexification
111(3)
Envoi
114(1)
References
115(2)
Classical and Quantum Partition Functions of the Calogero--Moser--Sutherland Model
117(10)
Ph. Choquard
Preamble and Summary
117(1)
The CSM Model
118(1)
Thermodynamics: Classical Case
119(2)
Thermodynamics: Quantum Case
121(3)
References
124(3)
The Meander Determinant and Its Generalizations
127(18)
P. Di Francesco
Introduction
127(1)
Meanders: Definitions and Reformulations
128(5)
Definitions
128(1)
Temperley--Lieb Algebra
129(2)
Meander Determinant
131(2)
Road/River Generalizations
133(3)
Semimeanders
133(1)
Crossing Meanders and Brauer Algebra
134(2)
SU (N) Generalizations
136(7)
Hecke Algebra and Its Quotients
136(1)
SU (N) Meanders
137(3)
SU (N) Meander Determinants
140(3)
References
143(2)
Differential Equations for Multivariable Hermite and Languerre Polynomials
145(16)
J. F. van Diejen
Introduction
145(1)
Multivariable Hermite and Laguerre Polynomials
146(1)
Differential Equations
147(5)
Proof of the Differential Equations
152(5)
Relation to the Quantum Calogero Model
157(1)
References
158(3)
Quantum Currents Realization of the Elliptic Quantum Groups Eτ,η(sl2)
161(16)
B. Enriquez
Elliptic Quantum Groups
162(2)
Function Spaces Associated with Elliptic Curves
162(1)
Elliptic R--Matrix
163(1)
The Dynamical Yang--Baxter Equation
163(1)
Elliptic Quantum Groups
163(1)
Another Presentation
164(1)
Quantum Currents Algebra
164(4)
Classical Structures
165(1)
Quantum Algebra
166(1)
Coproducts
167(1)
The Realization
168(2)
Half-Currents
168(1)
Realization
169(1)
About the Proof
170(5)
A Rational Analog
170(1)
Subalgebras of Hol(C \ Γ, Uhg(τ)⊗2) and Hol (C \ Γ, Uhg(τ)&otimes3)
171(1)
Decomposition of F
172(1)
Twisted Cocycle Equation
173(1)
The BBB Result
174(1)
End of the Proof
174(1)
References
175(2)
Heisenberg--Ising Spin Chain: Plancherel Decomposition and Chebyshev Polynomials
177(16)
Eugene Gutkin
The XXZ Hamiltonian and the Intertwining Operators
179(2)
Bethe Ansatz Eigenstates
181(1)
Chebyshev Circles and Plancherel Sets
182(3)
The Plancherel Formula
185(1)
Sketch of the Proof of Plancherel Decomposition
186(2)
Induction on the Magnon Number
186(1)
Hyperbolic Region of the Anisotropy Parameter
187(1)
Elliptic Region of the Anisotropy Parameter
187(1)
Examples
188(2)
2-Magnon Sector
188(1)
3-Magnon Sector
189(1)
4-Magnon Sector
189(1)
References
190(3)
Ruijsenaar's Commuting Difference System from Belavin's Elliptic R-Matrix
193(10)
Koji Hasegawa
Introduction
193(1)
The Difference Operators
194(5)
An Invariant Subspace Spanned by Symmetric Theta Functions
199(1)
References
200(3)
Invariants and Eigenvectors for Quantum Heisenberg Chains with Elliptic Exchange
203(18)
V. I. Inozemtsev
Introduction
203(1)
Notation and Statements
204(3)
Proofs
207(4)
Proofs of Auxiliary Statements
207(1)
Proof of Proposition 1
208(3)
Proof of Proposition 2
211(1)
The Eigenvectors
211(8)
References
219(2)
The Bispectral Involution as a Linearizing Map
221(10)
Alex Kasman
Moser's Linearizing Involution
221(2)
The Bispectral Involution
223(2)
Bispectrality of Ordinary Differential Operators
223(1)
Brief Review of Sato Grassmannian
223(1)
The Bispectral Involution and Grad
224(1)
Dynamics: the Bispectral Flow
224(1)
Relating the Two Involutions
225(1)
Tau Functions
225(1)
Conclusions
226(1)
References
227(4)
On Some Quadratic Algebras: Jucys--Murphy and Dunkl Elements
231(18)
Anatol N. Kirillov
Introduction
231(2)
Quadratic Algebra Bn
233(3)
Jucys--Murphy Elements
236(3)
Quadratic Algebra Gn
239(1)
Dunkl Elements
240(1)
Dunkl and Jucys-Murphy Elements
241(5)
References
246(3)
Elliptic Solutions to Difference Nonlinear Equations and Nested Bethe Ansatz Equations
249(24)
I. Krichever
Introduction
249(2)
Generating Problem
251(12)
Hamiltonian Theory of the CM-Type Systems
263(6)
References
269(4)
Creation Operators for the Calogero--Sutherland Model and Its Relativistic Version
273(26)
Luc Lapointe
Luc Vinet
Introduction
273(1)
Notations and Definitions
274(2)
Jack Polynomials and the Calogero--Sutherland Model
276(2)
Goal and Outline
278(1)
Dunkl Operators
279(2)
Rodrigues Formula
281(7)
Additional Results
288(2)
Another Set of Creation Operators
290(3)
Relativistic Generalization: The Macdonald Polynomials
293(3)
References
296(3)
New Exact Results for Quantum Impurity Problems
299(14)
F. Lesage
H. Saleur
P. Simonetti
Introduction
299(1)
Connection with Kondo Models and 1D Wires
300(3)
Perturbation Theory and Jack Polynomials
303(1)
Integrable Basis
304(4)
Transport Properties for the 1D Wires
308(2)
Conclusion
310(1)
References
311(2)
Painleve--Calogero Correspondence
313(20)
A. M. Levin
M. A. Olshanetsky
Introduction
313(4)
Painleve VI and Calogero Equations
314(3)
Symplectic Reduction
317(5)
Upstairs Extended Phase Space
317(1)
Symmetries
318(1)
Symplectic Reduction with Respect to G1
318(2)
Factorization with Respect to the Diffeomorphisms G0
320(1)
The Hierarchies of the Isomonodromic Deformations
321(1)
Relations to the Hitchin Systems and the KZB Equations
322(2)
Scaling Limit
322(1)
About KZB
323(1)
Genus Zero---Schlesinger's Equation
324(1)
Genus One---Elliptic Schlesinger, Painleve VI, Etc
325(5)
Deformations of Elliptic Curves
325(1)
Flat Bundles on a Family of Elliptic Curves
326(1)
Symmetries
327(1)
Symplectic Form
327(3)
References
330(3)
Yangian Symmetry in WZW Models
333(14)
Z. Maassarani
P. Mathieu
Conformal Field Theory: The ``Field Description''
333(1)
Integrable Quantum Field Theory: The ``Particle Description''
334(1)
The Yangian Symmetry of the su (2)1-WZW Model
335(2)
Nonlocal Charges and S-Matrices
337(2)
Nonlocal Currents in WZW Models
339(2)
Nonlocal Charges in WZW Models and Comultiplication
341(1)
Yangian Relations
342(1)
Yangians Densities as Logarithmic Operators
342(2)
Conclusions
344(1)
References
344(3)
The Quantized Knizhnik--Zamolodchikov Equation in Tensor Products of Irreducible Sl2-Modules
347(38)
E. Mukhin
A. Varchenko
Introduction
347(2)
General Definitions and Notations
349(5)
The Lie Algebra Sl2
349(1)
The Algebra Uq Sl2
350(1)
The Rational R-Matrix
351(1)
The Trigonometric R-Matrix
352(1)
The qKZ Equation
353(1)
The Hypergeometric Pairing
354(6)
The Phase Function
354(1)
Actions of the Symmetric Group
354(1)
Rational Weight Functions
355(1)
Trigonometric Weight Functions
355(3)
Hypergeometric Integrals
358(2)
Main Results
360(9)
Analytic Continuation. The Case Im μ ≠ 0
360(2)
Analytic Continuation
362(1)
Solutions of qKZ with Values in Irreducible Representations
363(1)
Determinant of the Hypergeometric Pairing
364(3)
Asymptotic Solutions
367(2)
Proofs
369(14)
Proof of Theorem 7
370(8)
Proof of Theorems 8 and 9
378(3)
Proof of Theorem 12
381(1)
Proof of Theorem 1
382(1)
References
383(2)
Gauge Fields and Interacting Particles
385(14)
N. Nekrasov
Introduction
385(1)
The Cast
386(2)
The Hamiltonian Reduction and Gauge Theories
388(4)
Supersymmetric Gauge Theories in Four Dimensions
392(2)
Stringy Derivation
394(1)
Conclusions and Speculations
395(1)
References
396(3)
Generalizations of Calogero Systems
399(12)
Alexios P. Polychronakos
References
408(3)
Three-Body Generalizations of the Sutherland Problem
411(10)
C. Quesne
Introduction
411(1)
Exact Solvability of the Pure Three-Body Problem
412(3)
Two-and Three-body Problem with Internal Degrees of Freedom
415(4)
References
419(2)
On Relativistic Lame Functions
421(20)
S. N. M. Ruijsenaars
Introduction
421(3)
The Nonrelativistic Integer g Case
424(3)
The Relativistic Integer g Case
427(4)
Eigenfunctions for a Dense Parameter Set
431(4)
Concluding Remarks
435(3)
References
438(3)
Exact Solution for the Ground State of a One-Dimensional Quantum Lattice Gas with Coulomb--Like Interaction
441(10)
Bill Sutherland
Introduction
441(1)
Summary of Paper I
442(2)
Summary of Paper II
444(1)
A Lattice Version
445(1)
Ground-State Correlations
446(2)
References
448(3)
Differential Operators that Commute with the r--2-type Hamiltonian
451(10)
Kenji Taniguchi
Introduction
451(1)
Commutative Families of Weyl Group Invariant Differential Operators
452(1)
Periodic Potential Cases
453(3)
Rational Potential Cases
456(3)
References
459(2)
The Distribution of the Largest Eigenvalue in the Gaussian Ensembles: β = 1, 2, 4
461(12)
Craig A. Tracy
Harold Widom
Introduction
461(1)
Why β=2 is the Simplest Case
462(1)
Edge Scaling Limit
463(2)
Cases β=1 and 4
465(1)
Idea of Proof and Results
466(2)
How ``Useful'' Are These Scaling Functions?
468(2)
Questions of Universality
470(1)
References
471(2)
Two-Body Elliptic Model in Proper Variables: Lie Algebraic Forms and Their Discretizations
473(12)
Alexander Turbiner
Introduction
473(1)
Lie Algebraic Analysis
473(4)
Translation-Invariant Discretization
477(3)
Dilatation-Invariant Discretization
480(2)
References
482(3)
Yangian Gelfand--Zetlin Bases, glN-Jack Polynomials, and Computation of Dynamical Correlation Functions in the Spin Calogero--Sutherland Model
485(12)
Denis Uglov
Introduction
485(3)
Cherednik--Dunkl operators, Yangian, Yangian Gelfand--Zetlin Bases
488(1)
The Wedge Basis and the Scalar Product
489(1)
Spin Calogero--Sutherland Model in the Framework of Symmetric Polynomials
490(1)
Dynamical Spin-Density and Density Correlation Function for N = 2
491(2)
References
493(4)
Thermodynamics of Moser--Calogero Potentials and Seiberg--Witten Exact Solution
497(10)
K. L. Vaninsky
Introduction
497(1)
Gibbs' States for NLS in Action-Angle Variables
498(1)
Thermodynamics of the Moser--Calogero Potentials
498(1)
Sketch of the Computations
499(3)
Trace Formula for Particles with Elliptic Potential
502(2)
Symplectic Structures and Volume Elements for NLS
504(1)
References
505(2)
New Integrable Generalizations of the CMS Quantum Problem and Deformations of Root Systems
507(14)
A. P. Veselov
Basic Construction and Coxeter Root Systems
509(2)
Deformations of the Root Systems and New Integrable Quantum Problems
511(6)
Concluding Remarks
517(1)
References
518(3)
The Calogero Model: Integrable Structure and Orthogonal Basis
521(18)
Miki Wadati
Hideaki Ujino
Introduction
521(2)
Integrability and Algebraic Structure
523(2)
Perelomov Basis
525(1)
Diagonalization of I2
526(2)
Hi-Jack Polynomials
528(7)
References
535(4)
The Complex Calogero--Moser and KP Systems
539(10)
George Wilson
Introduction
539(1)
The Completed Phase Space for the Complex Calogero--Moser Flows
540(1)
Geometry of Rational KP Solutions
541(4)
Applications
545(1)
4.1
545(1)
4.2
545(1)
The Spin Generalization
545(1)
References
546(3)
Oscillator 9j-Symbols, Multdimensional Factorization Method, and Multivariable Krawtchouk Polynomials
549
Alexei Zhedanov
Introduction
549
Oscillator Algebra, Its Addition Rule, and 9j-Symbols
550
General Scheme of Multidimensional Factorization Method
553
Algebraic Ansatz and a Special Solution of the Factorized Chain
555
Difference Operators and Multivariable Polynomials
557
Conclusion
559
References
560

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