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On Baxter Q-operators And Their Arithmetic Implications
A. Gerasimov ; D. Lebedev ; S. Oblezin ;
Date 18 Nov 2007
AbstractWe consider Baxter Q-operators for various versions of quantum affine Toda chain. The interpretation of eigenvalues of the Baxter operators as local Archimedean L-functions proposed recently is generalized to affine Lie algebras. We also propose a simple generalization of Baxter operators and local L-functions compatible with this identification. This gives a connection of the Baxter Q-operators for Toda chains with an Archimedean version of Polya-Hilbert operator proposed by Berry-Kitting. We also elucidate the Dorey-Tateo spectral interpretation of eigenvalues of Q-operators. Using explicit expressions for eigenfunctions of affine/relativistic Toda chain we also provide an Archimedean analog of Casselman-Shalika-Shintani formula for Whittaker function in terms of characters. Various conjectural arithmetical interpretations of the presented results are discussed.
Source arXiv, 0711.2812
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