Arun Ram
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Melbourne
Parkville, VIC 3010 Australia
aram@unimelb.edu.au
Last update: 17 September 2012
The double affine Hecke algebra
With as in (2.4), the double affine Hecke algebra
is the quotient of
by
Let
and
be the elements of defined in (2.3). The following theorem establishes the "Bernstein presentation"
of the double affine Hecke algebra. Often this presentation is used as the definition of the double affine Hecke algebra. The affine Weyl group
Similarly, thhe affine Weyl group
Write
In particular,
Let
for The algebra
is the quotient of
by the relations
and
for where
is defined in (3.18),
The algebra is the quotient of
by the relations
and
where is as
defined in (3.19),
Proof.
Following [M03, p. 81]: Since
and, since
is conjugate to
Since
and
and, since
conjugate to
SOME REMARK ABOUT LINEARITY.
(Duality) [M03, (4.7.6)] The involution
in Proposition 2.4 descends to an involution
given by
Proof.
A straightforward check shows that the relations in (3.17) are preserved.
In an attempt to relation the notations in [M03, §4.7], [S99, §3] and [C03, Def. 2.1] let
The summary of (1.5.1), (4.4.1), (4.4.2), (4.4.3), and (5.1.4) in [M03] is that
In our situation
for and the formulas in
[M03, (1.5.1)] correspond to interchanging and
The other classical affine root systems are obtained from this one by setting some of the equal to 1. EXPAND
ON THIS STATEMENT!
Intertwiners
REPLACE THE s IN THIS SUBSECTION.
From Theorem 3.3(b) it follows that
if
The operators
satisfy the relations
and
Proof.
The formula for is established
by exactly the same computation, except with and
both replaced by
Question: Is the affine Hecke algebra a quotient of DAHA? This seems to be true on the braid group. NO?!? The obvious morphism would take
which would violate
Not clear that reps of affine Hecke would lift to DAHA. The 1 dimensional representations lift or do not lift?
Notes and References
This page is taken from a paper entitled Double affine braid groups and Hecke algebras of classical type by Arun Ram, March 5, 2009.