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The XXZ spin-chain Hamiltonian has been constructed to be su(2) q -invariant, but naively does not appear to be su(2)-invariant. However, using recently discovered deforming maps between representations of su(2) q and corresponding representations of su(2), we prove a theorem which states that if a Hamiltonian is su(2) q -invariant, it is also su(2)-invariant. The theorem generalizes to any quantized Lie algebra.
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Caldi, D.G., Chodos, A., Zhu, Z. et al. The classical su(2) invariance of the su(2) q -invariant XXZ spin chain. Lett Math Phys 22, 163–165 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00403541
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