An Algebraic Characterization of the Affine Canonical Basis
Jonathan Beck, Vyjayanthi Chari, Andrew Pressley
Abstract
The canonical basis for quantized universal enveloping algebras associated to the finite--dimensional simple Lie algebras, was introduced by Lusztig. The principal technique is the explicit construction (via the braid group action) of a lattice over [q-1]. This allows the algebraic characterization of the canonical basis as a certain bar-invariant basis of . Here we present a similar algebraic characterization of the affine canonical basis. Our construction is complicated by the need to introduce basis elements to span the ``imaginary'' subalgebra which is fixed by the affine braid group. Once the basis is found we construct a PBW-type basis whose [q-1]-span reduces to a ``crystal'' basis at q=∞, with the imaginary component given by the Schur functions.
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