PBW basis conjecture for the q-Onsager algebra

Let Oq{\cal O}_q be the qq-Onsager algebra, and let W0,\falW1,\falGk+1{\cal W}_0,{\fal W}_1,{\fal G}_{k+1} and Wk{\cal W}_{-k} be the generators used for the algebra A~q{δ}\tilde{{\cal A}}_q^{\{\delta\}}. For nonnegative integer exponents and indices ordered by

k1<<kN,p1<<pP,l1<<lM,k_1<\cdots<k_N,\qquad p_1<\cdots<p_P,\qquad l_1<\cdots<l_M,

consider the ordered monomials

Wk1α1WkNαNGp1+1β1GpP+1βPWlM+1γMWl1+1γ1.{\cal W}_{-k_1}^{\alpha_1}\cdots {\cal W}_{-k_N}^{\alpha_N}{\cal G}_{p_1+1}^{\beta_1}\cdots {\cal G}_{p_P+1}^{\beta_P}{\cal W}_{l_M+1}^{\gamma_M}\cdots {\cal W}_{l_1+1}^{\gamma_1}.

PBW basis conjecture. These vectors induce a Poincare–Birkhoff–Witt-type basis of A~q{δ}\tilde{{\cal A}}_q^{\{\delta\}}, called the WGWG-basis.

The conjecture is supported by explicit calculations in low degrees. The subsequent comparison with the zig-zag basis suggests that this basis should also yield a basis for the qq-Onsager algebra, but the supplied text does not establish that consequence.

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Pascal Baseilhac and Samuel Belliard, “An attractive basis for the q-Onsager algebra”, arXiv:1704.02950 (2017).

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