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Representations of quantum SU(2) operators on a local chart

Abstract

Hilbert space representations of quantum SU(2) by multiplication operators on a local chart are constructed, where the local chart is given by tensor products of square integrable functions on a quantum disc and on the classical unit circle. The actions of generators of quantum SU(2), generators of the opposite algebra, and noncommutative partial derivatives are computed on a Hilbert space basis.

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Elmar Wagner. 2018-02-16. Representations of quantum SU(2) operators on a local chart. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596%2F670%2F1%2F012053

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