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Register a new userAn Explicit Algorithm of Rigged Configuration Bijection for the Adjoint Crystal of Type $G_{2}^{(1)}$
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Toya Hiroshima
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We construct an explicit algorithm of the static-preserving bijection between the rigged configurations and the highest weight paths of the form $(B^{2,1})^{otimes L}$ in the $G_{2}^{(1)}$ adjoint crystals.
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