# Diffeomorphisms on Fuzzy Sphere

**Authors:** Goro Ishiki, Takaki Matsumoto

arXiv: 1904.00308 · 2020-01-29

## TL;DR

This paper explores how diffeomorphisms act on the fuzzy sphere by constructing matrix regularizations via Berezin-Toeplitz quantization, defining diffeomorphisms on matrices, and proposing methods for approximate invariants.

## Contribution

It introduces a matrix regularization for the fuzzy sphere, constructs matrix diffeomorphisms including holomorphic ones, and proposes methods for approximate invariants under these transformations.

## Key findings

- Constructed matrix regularization using Berezin-Toeplitz quantization.
- Defined matrix diffeomorphisms including holomorphic cases.
- Proposed methods for approximate invariants invariant under area-preserving diffeomorphisms.

## Abstract

Diffeomorphisms can be seen as automorphisms of the algebra of functions. In the matrix regularization, functions on a smooth compact manifold are mapped to finite size matrices. We consider how diffeomorphisms act on the configuration space of the matrices through the matrix regularization. For the case of the fuzzy $S^2$, we construct the matrix regularization in terms of the Berezin-Toeplitz quantization. By using this quantization map, we define diffeomorphisms on the space of matrices. We explicitly construct the matrix version of holomorphic diffeomorphisms on $S^2$. We also propose three methods of constructing approximate invariants on the fuzzy $S^2$. These invariants are exactly invariant under area-preserving diffeomorphisms and only approximately invariant (i.e. invariant in the large-$N$ limit) under the general diffeomorphisms.

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