Titlebook: Low-Dimensional Topology and Quantum Field Theory; Hugh Osborn Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 Algebra.Finite.Iden

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The Structure of Finite Dimensional Affine Hecke Algebra Quotients and their Realization in 2D Latt dimensional quotient, how generic and non-generic irreducible representations are obtained by diagonalizing the maximal commutative subalgebra. Examples of 2D models of statistical mechanics, in which the affine Hecke algebra is realized, are given. The twisted . quantum chain serves as an example

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New Representations of the Temperley-Lieb Algebra with Applications,applied to obtain new exact results for the Potts model. Cases in which ., the number of colours, is a “Beraha number” can apparently be solved completely. The Young tableaux representation of the Temperley-Lieb algebra is related to the Schensted construction. The connections with B. Kaufman’s “eig

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Order-Disorder Quantum Symmetry in ,-Spin Models,etry group. Non-Abelian ‘parafermion’ fields are constructed that are irreducible tensor operators with respect to .(.) and that generate amplifying homomorphisms of the observable algebra. The quantum symmetry and braid group statistics of the model are analysed in spirit of the Doplicher-Haag-Robe

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Werner Nahmeen made in our understanding of the language acquisition process both across languages and cultures, as well as in typical and atypically developing children. However, language does not develop in a vacuum. Not only are there basic neural and social requirements for language to be acquired, but eve

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J. Sonnenscheinof these expressions is readily understood as having a richer meaning in context (e.g. the offer of ‘coffee or tea’ implies .). The challenge for linguists, philosophers and psycholinguists has been to reconcile the two apparent meanings. While the difference between classical and everyday interpret

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