Symmetries in Science IX

Klappentext

The symposium drew about 40 participants from 13 countries. The 25 papers recording the meeting include discussions of classical versus quantum groups as symmetries of quantized systems, multichannel dynamic symmetry, a symmetry-adapted algebraic approach to molecular spectroscopy, formal languages

Inhalt

Classical vs Quantum Groups as Symmetries of Quantized Systems; M. Arik, G. Ünel. Algebraic Model of an Oblate Top; R.Bijker, A. Leviatan. The Mass-Squared Operator and the Einstein-Hilbert Action for Rescaled Lorentz Metrics; E. Binz, P. Oellers. Multichannel Dynamic Symmetry; J. Cseh. Kazhdan-Lusztig Polynomials, Subsingular Vectors and Conditionally Invariant; q-Deformed Equations; V.K. Dobrev. On a Path to Nonlinear Quantum Mechanics; H.-D. Doebner, J.-D. Hennig. Quantum Mechanical Problems with q-Deformations and over the p-Adic Number Fields; I.H. Duru. A Symmetry Adapted Algebraic Approach to Molecular Spectroscopy; A. Frank, et al. Dyson Boson-Fermion Realization of Lie (Super)Algebras; D.V. Fursa, et al. Formal Languages for Quasicrystals; J.G. Escudero. On Quadratic and Nonquadratic Forms: Applications to R2m --> R2m-n Nonbijective Transformations; M. Kibler. Quantization of Systems with Constraints; J.R. Klauder. Automorphisms and Discrete Fiber Bundles; P. Kramer, et al. Algebraic Approach to Baryon Structure; A. Leviatan, R. Bijker. Discrete Reflection Groups and Induced Representations of Poincaré Group on the Lattice; M. Lorente. 10 Additional Articles. Index.