Quantum groups and related topics : proceedings of the First Max Born Symposium
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Quantum groups and related topics : proceedings of the First Max Born Symposium
(Mathematical physics studies, v. 13)
Kluwer Academic, c1992
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University of Tsukuba Library, Library on Library and Information Science
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"The First Max Born Symposium was held in Wojnowice Castle, 20 km west of Wrocław, 27-29 September 1991"--Foreword
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
This volume presents the lectures given by distinguishyed contributors at the First German-Polish Max Born Symposium, held at Wojnowice in Poland in September, 1991. This is the first such symposium to continue the tradition of a German-Polish collaboration in theoretical physics in the form of biannual seminars organized between the Universities of Leipzig and Wroclaw since the early seventies. The papers in this volume are devoted to quantum group theory, non-commutative differential geometry, and integrable systems. Particular emphasis is given to the formalisms of noncommutative geometry on quantum groups, the quantum deformation of Poincare algebra and the axiomatric approach to superselection rules. Possible relations between noncommutative geometry and particle phyics models are also considered. For researchers and postgraduate students of theoretical and mathematical physics.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Quantum groups: Sugawara construction and the Q-deformation of Virasoro algebra
- complex quantum groups and their dual Hopf algebras
- external projector and universal R-matrix for quantized contragredient lie (super)algebras
- quantum deformations of D=4 Poincare algebra
- "Quantum Group" strecture and "Covariant" differential calculus on symmetric algebras corresponding to commutation factors on Zn
- remarks on the use of R-matrices
- construction of some Hopf algebras
- realifications of complex quantum groups. Part 2 Non commutative differential geometry: on multigraded differential calculus
- Yang Mills fields and symmetry breaking - from lie super-algebras to non commutative geometry
- differential and integral calculus on the quantum C-plane. Part 3 Integrable systems: rigorous approach to Abelian Chern-simons theory
- the conformal block structure of perturbation theory in two dimensions
- an alternative dynamical description of quantum systems
- on the solutions of the Yang-Baxter equations
- state sum invariants of compact 3-manifolds with boundary and 6j-symbols. Part 4 Miscellaneous: product of states
- quantum measurements and information theory
- a comment on a 3-dimensional euclidean supersymmetry
- chiral nets and modular methods
- chiral symmetry breaking-rigorous results
- on a twister shift in particle and string dynamics
- the metric of bures and the geometric phase.
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