Quantization conjecture for classical dynamical r-matrices

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Let h\mathfrak h be the Lie algebra occurring in the classical dynamical Yang–Baxter equation, let VV be the representation space, and let a classical dynamical rr-matrix be a meromorphic function

r:h∗→End⁡h(V⊗V)r:\mathfrak h^*\to \operatorname{End}_{\mathfrak h}(V\otimes V)

satisfying the classical dynamical Yang–Baxter equation. A quantization is a family of solutions of the quantum dynamical Yang–Baxter equation with step ℏ\hbar whose expansion is 1−ℏr(λ)+O(ℏ2)1-\hbar r(\lambda)+O(\hbar^2). Quantization conjecture for classical dynamical rr-matrices. Any classical dynamical rr-matrix can be quantized. This conjecture is proved in the non-dynamical case, and in the dynamical case for skew-symmetric solutions satisfying additional technical assumptions; the general claim is therefore solved only in the qualified cases described in the source.

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Pavel Etingof, “On the dynamical Yang-Baxter equation”, arXiv:math/0207008 (2003).

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