A Multiparametric Quantum Superspace and Its Logarithmic Extension
Muttalip Ozavsar, Ergun Yasar

TL;DR
This paper constructs a multiparametric quantum superspace with a Hopf superalgebra structure, introduces its logarithmic extension generalizing $k$-Minkowski superspace, and develops associated differential calculus and algebraic structures.
Contribution
It presents a new multiparametric quantum superspace with a Hopf superalgebra and introduces a logarithmic extension that generalizes $k$-Minkowski superspace, along with differential calculus.
Findings
Established a bicovariant differential calculus on the superspace
Defined a logarithmic extension with nonhomogeneous relations
Reduced to standard superalgebra when deformation parameters are set to one
Abstract
We introduce a multiparametric quantum superspace with even generators and odd generators whose commutation relations are in the sense of Manin such that the corresponding algebra has a Hopf superalgebra. By using its Hopf superalgebra structure, we give a bicovariant differential calculus and some related structures such as Maurer-Cartan forms and the correspoinding vector fields. It is also shown that there exists a quantum supergroup related with these vector fields. Morever, we introduce the logarithmic extension of this quantum superspace in the sense that we extend this space by the series expansion of the logarithm of the grouplike generator, and we define new elements with nonhomogeneous commutation relations. It is clearly seen that this logarithmic extension is a generalization of the Minkowski superspace. We give the bicovariant differential calculus and the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
