Quantum Theories and Geometry
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MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS STUDIES A SUPPLEMENTARY SERIES TO LETTERS IN MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS
Editors: M. FLATO, Universite de Dijon, France E. H. LIEB, Princeton University, U.SA. W. THIRRING, Institut fur Theoretische Physik der Universiliit Wien, Austria A. TRAUTMAN, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Warsaw, Poland
Editorial Board: H. ARAKI, Kyoto University, Japan M. CAHEN, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium A. CONNES, /.lIES., France L. FADDEEV, Steklov Institute of Mathematics, Leningrad, U.S.s.R. B. NAGEL, K.T.ll., Stockholm, Sweden R. RACZKA,lnstitut Badan Jadrowych, Warsaw, Poland A. SALAM, International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy W. SCHMID, Ilarvard University, U.s.A. J. SIMON, Universite de Dijon, France D. STERNHEIMER, College de France, France I. T.TODOROV, Institute of Nuclear Research, Sofia, Bulgaria J. WOLF, University of Cal ifomia, Berkeley, USA.
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Quantum Theories and Geometry Edited by
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S being defined by
the 2-form
G 1n
S(X-,Y-)
< E;,[X,Y] >.
I~
In fact ife
restrict ourselves to that case. Let us suppose now we have a covariant
*
product on
W>
that means that
v X, Y € l.i We suppose finally that
*
u
*u * vd~(E;)
v
fu
v
V u, v € A
1S a scalar product on A
Then, as In the first part :
Definition 1.
[X *
G with
If there exists an unitary representation of
as infinitesimal generator, we shall say that representation is l.i
generated by
(=
{X, X € l.i})
and denote it by
E(x), x € G, espe-
cially :
= Exp *
E(exp tX)
tx
m.
V x E Ii, t €
Conditions for existence of such a representation was given by Nelson
[17]
and Flato, Simon, Snellman and Sternheimer [18].
If
G
IS nilpotent and
W a coadjoint orbit, by induction on
dim l.i, we have
Proposition 1. such that
S =
~
dp.
J
E; A
There exists variables -+
dq.) J
(p.,q.) J
J
and:
(p.,q.), j = 1, ... ,k J
J
is a global canonical chart
(W
Ri
on
m2k ,
W
38
D.ARN,
v
k
~, x(~)
X E
a.(q)p. + a (q) J J 0
~
j=1
Hi th these very peculiar form, we push back the Moyal product from
W, using this chart;
to
h = 1,
we put
*
JR2
is thus covariant.
Moreover i f :
J
e
-i ( ) u p,q
dp I (2;r)k 2
then
k
A(P,q)3 p .(fp u) +
~
j=1
x X
k ~
j=1
A.d
J Pj
J
k ~
j=1
B.(P,q)3 J
qj
(fpu)
k
+
L B.d j=1 J qj
is a complete vector fields on
and
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