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A solution to the quantum Yang--Baxter equation associated with a universal two-valued algebraic group

Abstract

We construct spectral-parameter solutions of the quantum Yang--Baxter equation from the associativity condition of the universal symmetric $2$-algebraic two-valued group, whose multiplication law depends on four coefficients $k_2,k_4,k_6,k_8$ subject to the single relation $4k_8-k_4^2+k_2k_6=0$ -- which coincides with the three-dimensional WDVV equation for Dubrovin's normalised potential. Every three-dimensional Frobenius manifold with a cyclic vector field carries such a spectral two-valued group, whose finite branch points are the eigenvalues of the multiplication operator. For an arbitrary unital algebra we show that a two-parameter spectral $R$-operator built from multiplication and unit has Yang--Baxter defect proportional to an explicit tensor built from the associator; for tangent Frobenius algebras this yields a regular, unitary $9\times9$ $R$-matrix satisfying the quantum Yang--Baxter equation exactly at WDVV points, with spectral parameter the Abel coordinate of a bielliptic curve whose elliptic quotient is the spectral curve, together with an associated integrable chain. The $A_3$ Frobenius manifold is worked out explicitly.

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Victor M. Buchstaber. 2026-10-01. A solution to the quantum Yang--Baxter equation associated with a universal two-valued algebraic group. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.02354

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