Shifted quantum toroidal algebra of type gl1|1 and the Pieri rule of the super Macdonald polynomials

Abstract

The super Macdonald polynomials indexed by the super partitions form a basis of the level zero super Fock module (combinatorial representation) of the quantum toroidal algebra Uq,t(gl1|1). The action of the super charges of Uq,t(gl1|1) implies the Pieri rule of the super Macdonald polynomials. We can express the Pieri rule in terms of differential operators in the power sums pk and the fermionic power sums πk, which leads to the operators on the Fock space of a free boson and a free fermion. From the Pieri rule we compute the supersymmetric Hamiltonians given by the anti-commutator of the super charges and recover the results previously obtained in the literature. It is remarkable that we have to deal with a shifted quantum toroidal algebra.

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