Quantum Harmonic Oscillator Algebra and Link Invariants
C. Gomez, G. Sierra

TL;DR
This paper explores the q-deformation of the harmonic oscillator algebra as a Ribbon Hopf algebra, constructs associated link invariants, and relates them to classical polynomials like Alexander-Conway, expanding the mathematical framework of quantum invariants.
Contribution
It introduces a new q-deformed harmonic oscillator algebra as a Ribbon Hopf algebra and connects it to link invariants and multicolored braid group representations.
Findings
Link invariant matches inverse Alexander-Conway polynomial
Constructed braid group representations relate to multivariable Alexander polynomial
Interpreted R-matrix as baxterization of semicyclic $SU(2)_q$ representations
Abstract
The --deformation of the harmonic oscillator algebra is defined and proved to be a Ribbon Hopf algebra.Associated with this Hopf algebra we define an infinite dimensional braid group representation on the Hilbert space of the harmonic oscillator, and an extended Yang--Baxter system in the sense of Turaev. The corresponding link invariant is computed in some particular cases and coincides with the inverse of the Alexander--Conway polynomial. The matrix of can be interpreted as defining a baxterization of the intertwiners for semicyclic representations of at in the limit.Finally we define new multicolored braid group representations and study their relation to the multivariable Alexander--Conway polynomial.
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TopicsCold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates
