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Cyclic representations analyze outcomes in algebraic structures, suggesting new Q-operator constructions.
We consider the cyclic representations Ωᵣₛ Ω r s of U_q({sl}_2) U q ( 𝔰 𝔩 ̂ 2 ) at q^N=1 q N = 1 that depend upon two points r,s r , s in the chiral Potts algebraic curve. We show how Ωᵣₛ Ω r s is related to the tensor product ρ_r⊗ ρ̄_s ρ r ⊗ ρ ‾ s of two representations of the upper Borel subalgebra of U_q({sl}_2) U q ( 𝔰 𝔩 ̂ 2 ) . This result is analogous to the factorization property of the Verma module of U_q({sl}_2) U q ( 𝔰 𝔩 ̂ 2 ) at generic- q q in terms of two q-oscillator representation of the Borel subalgebra - a key step in the construction of the Q-operator. We construct short exact sequences of the different representations and use the results to construct Q operators that satisfy TQ relations for q^N=1 q N = 1 for both the 6-vertex and τ_2 τ 2 </jats:
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