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(Z<sub>N</sub>×)<sup>n-1</sup> generalization of the chiral Potts model

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Bazhanov, V. V.
Kashaev, R. M.
Mangazeev, V. V.
Stroganov, Yu G.

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We show that the R-matrix which intertwines two n-by-Nn-1 state cyclic L-operators related with a generalization of Uq(sl(n)) algebra can be considered as a Boltzmann weight of four-spin box for a lattice model with two-spin interaction just as the R-matrix of the checkerboard chiral Potts model. The rapidity variables lie on the algebraic curve of the genus g=N2(n-1)((n-1)N-n)+1 defined by 2 n-3 independent moduli. This curve is a natural generalization of the curve which appeared in the chiral Potts model. Factorization properties of the L-operator and its connection to the SOS models are also discussed.

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Communications in Mathematical Physics

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