  Lawrence-Krammer representations (LK-representations for short) are linear
representations of Artin-Tits groups of small type, which are of importance
since they are known to be faithful when the type is spherical, or more
generally when restricted to the monoid. If the construction is essentially
unique for a given small and spherical type, the structure of the set of
LK-representations for a given small type is not understood in general. Another
important question is to ask if there exists an analogue of this construction
in the non-small cases ; a first answer is given in [Digne, On the linearity of
Artin Braid groups. J. Algebra 268, (2003) 39-57], where is constructed a
faithful ``twisted'' LK-representation for the spherical, non-small and
crystallographic types. The aim of this paper is to continue the investigations
on those two topics. Regarding the first one, we classify the
LK-representations of the Artin-Tits monoids and groups of small and affine
type. Concerning the second one, we generalize the construction of op.cit. to
any Artin-Tits monoid that appears as the submonoid of fixed points of an
Artin-Tits monoid of small type under the action of graph automorphisms.
