Kimio Ueno
Waseda University
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Journal of Functional Analysis | 1991
Tetsuya Masuda; Katsuhisa Mimachi; Yoshiomi Nakagami; Masatoshi Noumi; Kimio Ueno
Abstract In this paper, we study the finite dimensional unitary representations of the quantum group SUq(2). Then we obtain the Peter-Weyl theorem for SUq(2) and the matrix elements of these unitary representations are explicitly expressed in terms of the little q-Jacobi polynomials which are known as q-analogues of orthogonal polynomials. Using these expressions, the orthogonality relations of these polynomials are obtained in terms of the Haar measure on the quantum group SUq(2).
Letters in Mathematical Physics | 1990
Tetsuya Masuda; Katsuhisa Mimachi; Yoshiomi Nakagami; Masatoshi Noumi; Yutaka Saburi; Kimio Ueno
Real forms of the quantum universal enveloping algebraUq(sl(2)) and a topological quantum group associated with this algebra are discussed.
Letters in Mathematical Physics | 1992
Youichi Shibukawa; Kimio Ueno
An infinite-dimensional R matrix related to the limiting case n→∞ of the completely ℤn symmetric R matrix is discovered. This R matrix is expressed as an operator on C∞(S1×S1). Moreover, the fusion procedure of the R-operator is investigated and the finite-dimensional R matrices are constructed from the R operator.
Letters in Mathematical Physics | 1989
Kimio Ueno; Tadayoshi Takebayashi; Youichi Shibukawa
The Gelfand-Zetlin basis of Uq(gl(N+1)) modules is constructed via the lowering operator method.
Letters in Mathematical Physics | 1990
Tetsuya Masuda; Katsuhisa Mimachi; Yoshiomi Nakagami; Masatoshi Noumi; Yutaka Saburi; Kimio Ueno
Some series of unitary representations of the quantum group SUq(1, 1) are introduced. Their matrix elements are expressed in terms of the basic hypergeometric functions. Operator realization of the coordinate elements of SUq(1, 1) and aq-analogue of some classical identities are discussed.
arXiv: Quantum Algebra | 2013
Shu Oi; Kimio Ueno
In this article, we set up a method of reconstructing the polylogarithms \(\operatorname {Li}_{k}(z)\) from zeta values ζ(k) via the Riemann-Hilbert problem. This is referred to as “a recursive Riemann-Hilbert problem of additive type.” Moreover, we suggest a framework of interpreting the connection problem of the Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equation of one variable as a Riemann-Hilbert problem.
arXiv: Quantum Algebra | 2012
Shu Oi; Kimio Ueno
In this article, we derive a system of functional relations called the generalized harmonic product relations for hyperlogarithms on the moduli space
International Journal of Modern Physics A | 1992
Kimio Ueno; Youichi Shibukawa
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Archive | 1991
Tetsuya Masuda; Katsuhisa Mimachi; Yoshiomi Nakagami; Masatoshi Noumi; Kimio Ueno
and show that the relations contain the harmonic product of multiple polylogarithms. The generalized harmonic product relations are equivalent to the relations which come from two decompositions of the fundamental solution normalized at the origin of the KZ equation on
Archive | 1993
Tomoyuki Kakehi; Tetsuya Masuda; Kimio Ueno
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