Using Catalan words and a q-shuffle algebra to describe a PBW basis for the positive part of Uq( sl2)

Abstract

The positive part U+q of Uq( sl2) has a presentation with two generators A,B that satisfy the cubic q-Serre relations. In 1993 I. Damiani obtained a PBW basis for U+q, consisting of some elements Enδ+α0n=0∞, Enδ+α1n=0∞, Enδn=1∞ that are defined recursively. Our goal is to describe these elements in closed form. We achieve this goal using Catalan words and a q-shuffle algebra.

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