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A Note on the Double Affine Hecke Algebra of Type GL2

Pages 1018-1032 | Received 02 Dec 2013, Published online: 25 Jan 2016
 

Abstract

We express the double affine Hecke algebra associated to the general linear group GL2(k) (here, k is a field with char(k) ≠ 2) as an amalgamated free product of quadratic extensions over the three-dimensional quantum torus 𝒪q((k×)3). With an eye towards proving ring-theoretic results pertaining to , a general treatment of amalgamated products of Ore and quadratic extensions is given. We prove an analogue of the Hilbert Basis Theorem for an amalgamated product Q of quadratic extensions and determine conditions for when the one-sided ideals of Q are principal or doubly-generated. Furthermore, we determine sufficient conditions which imply Q is a principal ideal ring. Finally, we construct an explicit isomorphism from to the amalgamated free product ring of quadratic extensions over 𝒪q((k×)3), a ring known to be noetherian. Therefore, it follows that is noetherian.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This article is based on some work from my Ph.D. dissertation [Citation10] written at the University of California at Santa Barbara. I am grateful to Ken Goodearl and Milen Yakimov for suggesting the problems that motivated this work.

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