Deformation Quantization technics for Lie Theory problems

In this book we'll be using results and technics from deformation quantization of Poisson manifold theory in the sense Kontsevich and Cattaneo-Felder. The goal is to make suitable adaptations in order to use them in the Lie algebra case. This way we confront old problems of Lie theory and non commutative harmonic analysis. The first chapter is a detailed introduction to the part of the theory on (nilpotent) Lie groups and Lie algebras that we need. The second one is also a detailed introduction on deformation (bi)quantization and tools that we'll use in the sequence. Towards the end of chapter 2 we explain how these results will be used to prove theorems in the Lie case and introduce some central objects of study. Chapter 3 contains a detailed proof of a non-canonical isomorphism between a well known algebra of invariant differential operators and the corresponding to these data reduction algebra from deformation quantization. In chapter 4 the question of equivalence between characters from deformation quantization and harmonic analysis on Lie groups is answered positively. Finally in chapter 5 a central worked out example provides an overview of the above put in action.

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Panagiotis Batakidis, Doctorat in Mathematics from Universite Denis Diderot,Paris. Previously he has been a researcher at the EU''s RTN LIEGRITS, visiting researcher at the University of Antwerp and the Free University of Brussels. Currently (Septembre 2010) he is a visiting researcher at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

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In this book we''ll be using results and technics from deformation quantization of Poisson manifold theory in the sense Kontsevich and Cattaneo-Felder. The goal is to make suitable adaptations in order to use them in the Lie algebra case. This way we confront old problems of Lie theory and non commutative harmonic analysis. The first chapter is a detailed introduction to the part of the theory on (nilpotent) Lie groups and Lie algebras that we need. The second one is also a detailed introduction on deformation (bi)quantization and tools that we''ll use in the sequence. Towards the end of chapter 2 we explain how these results will be used to prove theorems in the Lie case and introduce some central objects of study. Chapter 3 contains a detailed proof of a non-canonical isomorphism between a well known algebra of invariant differential operators and the corresponding to these data reduction algebra from deformation quantization. In chapter 4 the question of equivalence between characters from deformation quantization and harmonic analysis on Lie groups is answered positively. Finally in chapter 5 a central worked out example provides an overview of the above put in action.