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We discuss the process of Yang–Baxterization in representations of the braid group. We discuss the role played by \(n\)-CB algebras in Yang–Baxterization. We present diagrams depicting the defining relations for the \(4\)-CB algebras. These relations are illustrated using the isomorphism between the general free algebra generated by \(\{1\}\), \(\{E_i\}\), and \(\{G_i\}\) (the generators of the Birman–Murakami–Wenzl algebra) and Kauffman’s tangle algebra.
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