Determinants and Inversion of Gram Matrices in Fock Representation of $\{q_{kl}\}$- Canonical Commutation Relations and Applications to Hyperplane Arrangements and Quantum Groups. Proof of an Extension of Zagier's Conjecture
Stjepan Meljanac (1), Dragutin Svrtan (2) ((1) Rudjer Boskovic, Institute, Zagreb, Croatia, (2) Dept. of Math., Univ. of Zagreb, Croatia)

TL;DR
This paper investigates the positivity and inversion of Gram matrices arising from q-commutation relations, providing explicit formulas, counterexamples to existing conjectures, and applications to hyperplane arrangements and quantum groups.
Contribution
It introduces explicit factorizations and formulas for Gram matrices with multiparameter q-commutation relations, extending Zagier's conjecture and offering efficient algorithms for inversion.
Findings
Matrices are positive definite for |q_{kl}|<1.
Counterexample to Zagier's conjecture for q-parameters.
Explicit formulas for matrix inverses and determinants.
Abstract
In this paper we study a collections of operators satisfying the "-canonical commutation relations" (corresponding for to Greenberg (infinite) statistics, for to classical Bose and Fermi statistics).We show that matrices of scalar products of n-particle states is positive definite for all n if , all k,l, so that the above commutation relations have a Hilbert space realization. This is achieved by explicit factorizations of as a product of matrices of the form , where Q is a diagonal matrix and T is a regular represen- tation of a cyclic matrix. From such factorizations we obtain in Th. 1.9.2 explicit formulas for the determinant of in the generic case (which generalizes Zagier's 1-parametric formula).…
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TopicsRandom Matrices and Applications · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
