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The importance of the Yang-Baxter equation to a variety of branches in mathematics and physics is well known. Its solutions are intimately related to quantum groups, knot theory, exactly solvable statistical mechanical models, quantum and classical integrable models, etc. In this book, we present a new method to construct solutions for the Yang-Baxter equation. Our method can be applied for solving other equations in Quantum Group Theory. Also, this book provides a categorical interpretation for the construction of the Yang-Baxter operators derived from (co)algebra structures, leading to the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The importance of the Yang-Baxter equation to a
variety of branches in mathematics and physics is
well known. Its solutions are intimately related to
quantum groups, knot theory, exactly solvable
statistical mechanical models, quantum and classical
integrable models, etc.
In this book, we present a new method to construct
solutions for the Yang-Baxter equation. Our method
can be applied for solving other equations in Quantum
Group Theory. Also, this book provides a categorical
interpretation for the construction of the
Yang-Baxter operators derived from (co)algebra
structures, leading to the extension of the duality
between the finite dimensional algebra and coalgebra
structures. Other topics included in this book are:
Lie (co)algebras, a unification theory in Hopf
Algebra Theory, etc.
We hope that this book will help other mathematicians
and physicists researching on the Yang-Baxter
equation and its applications. It can also be used
for (parts of) graduate courses on the Yang-Baxter
equations, Quantum Groups and Hopf Algebras.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Florin Felix Nichita is a Scientific Researcher II (Associate
Professor) at the Institute of Mathematics "Simion Stoilow" of
the Romanian Academy. He received his Ph.D. degree from the State
University of New York at Buffalo (USA). He was awarded a Marie
Curie Fellowship by the European Commission at the University of
Wales Swansea (UK).