Faithfulness conjecture for the lattice representation of the Hopf algebra

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Let U{\mathcal U} be the Hopf algebra generated by Ki,Li,Ei,Fi1≤i<N\\{\mathsf{K}_i,\mathsf{L}_i,\mathsf{E}_i,\mathsf{F}_i\\}_{1\le i<\mathsf{N}} with the defining relations in the paper, and let κ ⁣:U→A⊗N2\kappa\colon{\mathcal U}\to\mathsf{A}^{\otimes\mathsf{N}^2} be the algebra homomorphism defined on generators by

Ei↦∑j=1Nei,j,Fi↦∑j=1Nfi,j,Ki↦ei,1fi,1,Li↦fi,Nei,N.\mathsf{E}_i\mapsto\sum_{j=1}^{\mathsf{N}}\mathsf{e}_{i,j},\quad \mathsf{F}_i\mapsto\sum_{j=1}^{\mathsf{N}}\mathsf{f}_{i,j},\quad \mathsf{K}_i\mapsto\mathsf{e}_{i,1}\mathsf{f}_{i,1},\quad \mathsf{L}_i\mapsto\mathsf{f}_{i,\mathsf{N}}\mathsf{e}_{i,\mathsf{N}}.

Faithfulness conjecture. The homomorphism κ\kappa is faithful, that is, injective.

This would identify the abstract Hopf algebra with its realization inside the tensor power of the lattice algebra. The source provides no proof or resolution of this claim.

References

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R. M. Kashaev and A. Yu. Volkov, “From the Tetrahedron Equation to Universal R-Matrices”, arXiv:math/9812017 (1998).

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