Centralizer construction for twisted Yangians
Alexander Molev, Grigori Olshanski
Abstract
For each of the classical Lie algebras g(n)=o(2n+1), sp(2n), o(2n) of type B, C, D we consider the centralizer of the subalgebra g(n-m) in the universal enveloping algebra U(g(n)). We show that the nth centralizer algebra can be naturally projected onto the (n-1)th one, so that one can form the projective limit of the centralizer algebras as n∞ with m fixed. The main result of the paper is a precise description of this limit (or stable) centralizer algebra, denoted by Am. We explicitly construct an algebra isomorphism Am=Z Ym, where Z is a commutative algebra and Ym is the so-called twisted Yangian associated to the rank m classical Lie algebra of type B, C, or D. The algebra Z may be viewed as the algebra of virtual Laplace operators; it is isomorphic to the algebra of polynomials with countably many indeterminates. The twisted Yangian Ym (and hence the algebra Am) can be described in terms of a system of generators with quadratic and linear defining relations which are conveniently presented in R-matrix form involving the so-called reflection equation. This extends the earlier work on the type A case by the second author.
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