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TEMPERLEY-LIEB ALGEBRAS FOR NON-PLANAR STATISTICAL MECHANICS — THE PARTITION ALGEBRA CONSTRUCTION
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1994
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Quantum GroupsRepresentation TheoryP NNon-commutative AlgebraEducationAlgebraic CombinatoricsPartition Algebra ConstructionLattice TheoryBrauer AlgebraLie Algebra
We give the definition of the Partition Algebra P n (Q). This is a new generalisation of the Temperley–Lieb algebra for Q-state n-site Potts models, underpinning their transfer matrix formulation on arbitrary transverse lattices. In P n (Q) subalgebras appropriate for building the transfer matrices for all transverse lattice shapes (e.g. cubic) occur. For [Formula: see text] the Partition algebra manifests either a semi-simple generic structure or is one of a discrete set of exceptional cases. We determine the Q-generic and Q-independent structure and representation theory. In all cases (except Q = 0) simple modules are indexed by the integers j ≤ n and by the partitions λ ˫ j. Physically they may be associated, at least for sufficiently small j, to 2j 'spin' correlation functions. We exhibit a subalgebra isomorphic to the Brauer algebra.