Varvara Petrova | Searcharxiv

arXiv2022

Matrix Capelli identities related to Reflection Equation algebra

By using the notion of a quantum double we introduce analogs of partial derivatives on a Reflection Equation algebra, associated with a Hecke symmetry of GL(N) type. We construct the matrix L=MD, where M is the generating matrix of the Reflection Equation algebra and D is the matrix composed of the quantum partial derivatives and prove that the matrices M, D and L satisfy a matrix identity, called the matrix Capelli one. Upon applying the quantum trace, it becomes a scalar relation, which is a far-reaching generalization of the classical Capelli identity. Also, we get a generalization of the some higher Capelli identities defined by A.Okounkov.

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arXiv2022

q-Casimir and q-cut-and-join operators related to Reflection Equation Algebras

In this paper we are dealing with the Reflection Equation algebra ${\cal M}(R)$, associated with a $GL_N$ type Hecke symmetry $R$. In this algebra we define the $q$-analogs of the partial derivatives $\partial_j^i$ in generators $m_i^j$ of ${\cal M}(R)$. The product $\hat L = MD$ of two matrices $M=\|m_i^j\|$ and $D=\|\partial_i^j\|$ turns out to be a generating matrix of a modified Reflection Equation algebra $\hat{\cal L}(R)$ which is similar to the universal enveloping algebra $U(gl_N)$ in many aspects. Central elements of the modified Reflection Equation algebra give rise to $q$-Casimir operators in a representation of $\hat{\cal L}(R)$ in the algebra ${\cal M}(R)$. We perform a spectral analysis of the first $q$-Casimir operator and formulate a conjecture about the spectrum of the higher ones. At last, we define the normal ordering for the $q$-differential operators and inroduce the $q$-cut-and-join operators. In several explicit examples we express some of $q$-cut-and-join operators via the $q$-Casimir ones by analogy with the classical case.

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