Equivalence conjecture for the Kirk–Livingston–Wang and quotient string-link representations

Let pStr(n)\mathrm{pStr}(n) be the monoid of pure string links. The Kirk–Livingston–Wang representation is

γnKLW:pStr(n)End(Q(t1,,tn)n),\gamma^{KLW}_n:\mathrm{pStr}(n)\to\operatorname{End}\bigl(\mathbb{Q}(t_1,\ldots,t_n)^n\bigr),

and let pWn,1/0p\mathcal W_{n,1/0} denote the corresponding quotient of the two-variable R-matrix representation. Equivalence conjecture. The representation γnKLW\gamma^{KLW}_n is equivalent to pWn,1/0p\mathcal W_{n,1/0}. This conjecture extends the preceding theorem, and the authors expect its proof to follow a similar strategy.

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Thomas Kerler and Yilong Wang, “Random Walk Invariants of String Links from R-Matrices”, arXiv:1406.2722 (2014).

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