Geometry of Quantum Spheres
英文摘要:
Spectral triples on the q-deformed spheres of dimension two and three are reviewed.
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Ludwik Dabrowski
Spectral triples on the q-deformed spheres of dimension two and three are reviewed.
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We construct new families of spectral triples over quantum spheres, with a particular attention focused on the standard Podles quantum sphere and twisted Dirac operators.
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