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SUMMARY:Jules Lamers (IPhT)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/IPHT-PHM/19/
 ">The partially (an)isotropic Inozemtsev spin chain</a>\nby Jules Lamers (
 IPhT) as part of Séminaire de physique mathématique IPhT\n\nLecture held
  in Salle Claude Itzykson\, Bât. 774\, Orme des Merisiers.\n\nAbstract\nT
 raditionally\, (quantum) integrable spin chains are studied under the assu
 mption of short-range interactions between the spins\, leading to the near
 est-neighbour Heisenberg chains. The most famous integrable model with lon
 g-range spin interactions is the Haldane--Shastry chain\, whose integrable
  structure was uncovered at IPhT about thirty years ago. The Inozemtsev sp
 in chain\, which famously made a guest appearance in AdS/CFT integrability
 \, interpolates between the Heisenberg XXX and Haldane--Shastry chains whi
 le being exactly solvable throughout. Although widely believe to be integr
 able\, the algebraic structure underlying the Inozemtsev chain is not yet 
 known.\n\nOne way to learn about something is to try and deform it. For sp
 in chains\, it is natural to try and break the SU(2) spin symmetry ('isotr
 opy') down to spin-z symmetry ('partial (an)isotropy') in a way that prese
 rves the key features. In my talk I will present a new long-range spin cha
 in: the partially (an)isotropic Inozemtsev chain. It is integrable in that
  it has a hierarchy of commuting hamiltonians. In the long-range limit it 
 becomes the (known) partially (an)isotropic generalisation of Haldane--Sha
 stry\, while in the short-range limit it gives a variant of Heisenberg XXZ
  with nontrivial boundary conditions. Underlying the model is a new quantu
 m many-body system with spins that generalises the elliptic Ruijsenaars mo
 del.\n\nBased on work in progress with Rob Klabbers (Humboldt U Berlin)\n
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