V. G. Bardakov, B. B. Chuzhinov, I. A. Emelyanenkov, M. E. Ivanov, T. A. Kozlovskaya, V. E. Leshkov
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Abstract
The \(n \)-simplex equation was introduced by Zamolodchikov
as a generalization of the Yang–Baxter equation which becomes the \(2 \)-simplex equation in this terms. In the present
article, we suggest general approaches to construction of solutions of the \(n \)-simplex equation, describe certain types of
solutions, and introduce an operation that allows us to construct, under certain conditions,
a solution of the \((n + m + k)\)-simplex equation from solutions of the
\((n + k) \)-simplex equation and \((m + k) \)-simplex equation. We consider the tropicalization
of rational solutions and discuss its generalizations. We prove that a solution of the
\(n \)-simplex equation on \(G \) can be constructed from solutions of this equation
on \(H \) and \(K \) if \(G \) is an extension of a group \(H \) by a group \(K \). We also find solutions of the parametric
Yang–Baxter equation on \(H\) with parameters in
\(K \). We introduce ternary algebras for studying
the 3-simplex equation and present examples of such algebras that provide us with solutions of
the 3-simplex equation. We find all elementary verbal solutions of the 3-simplex equation on a free
group. \(|| \)
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Siberian Advances in Mathematics is a journal that publishes articles on fundamental and applied mathematics. It covers a broad spectrum of subjects: algebra and logic, real and complex analysis, functional analysis, differential equations, mathematical physics, geometry and topology, probability and mathematical statistics, mathematical cybernetics, mathematical economics, mathematical problems of geophysics and tomography, numerical methods, and optimization theory.