Algebraic integrability of Macdonald operators and representations of quantum groups

Mathematics – Quantum Algebra

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In this paper we construct examples of commutative rings of difference operators with matrix coefficients from representation theory of quantum groups, generalizing the results of our previous paper to the $q$-deformed case. A generalized Baker-Akhiezer function $\Psi$ is realized as a matrix character of a Verma module and is a common eigenfunction for a commutative ring of difference operators. In particular, we obtain the following result in Macdonald theory: at integer values of the Macdonald parameter $k$, there exist difference operators commuting with Macdonald operators which are not polynomials of Macdonald operators. This result generalizes an analogous result of Chalyh and Veselov for the case $q=1$, to arbitrary $q$. As a by-product, we prove a generalized Weyl character formula for Macdonald polynomials (a conjecture by G.Felder and A.Varchenko), the duality for the $\Psi$-function, and the existence of shift operators.

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