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K. Ruhlig

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A New Basis For Bethe Vectors Of The Heisenberg Model

We present a detailed construction of a completely symmetric representation of the monodromy matrix by the use of Drinfel'd twists for the rational $sl(3)$ Heisenberg model without refering to the special symmetry of the model. With the help of this representation we are able to resolve the hierarchy of the nested Bethe wavevectors for the $sl(3)$ invariant rational Heisenberg model.

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Polarization-free generators for the Belavin model

Employing a change of basis, the so-called factorizing Drinfel'd twist, we construct polarization-free and completely symmetric creation operators for a face type model equivalent to the Belavin model. A resolution of the nested structure of the Bethevectors is achieved.

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The Drinfel'd twisted XYZ model

We construct a factorizing Drinfel'd twist for a face type model equivalent to the XYZ model. Completely symmetric expressions for the operators of the monodromy matrix are obtained.

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Resolution of the Nested Hierarchy for Rational sl(n) Models

We construct Drinfel'd twists for the rational sl(n) XXX-model giving rise to a completely symmetric representation of the monodromy matrix. We obtain a polarization free representation of the pseudoparticle creation operators figuring in the construction of the Bethe vectors within the framework of the quantum inverse scattering method. This representation enables us to resolve the hierarchy of the nested Bethe ansatz for the sl(n) invariant rational Heisenberg model. Our results generalize the findings of Maillet and Sanchez de Santos for sl(2) models.

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Multi-Magnon Scattering in the Ferromagnetic XXX-Model with Inhomogeneities

We determine the transition amplitude for multi-magnon scattering induced through an inhomogeneous distribution of the coupling constant in the ferromagnetic XXX-model. The two and three particle amplitudes are explicitely calculated at small momenta. This suggests a rather plausible conjecture also for a formula of the general n-particle amplitude.

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