“…As matter of citation, let us mention the q-oscillator algebras by Coon and coworkers, 4,5 Kuryshkin, 6 Jannussis and collaborators. 7 With the development of quantum groups, new aspects of q-oscillators were identified 8-10 as a tool for providing a boson realization of quantum algebra su q (2) using a q-analogue of the harmonic oscillator and the Jordan-Schwinger mapping, and then generalizations in view of unifying or extend-ing different existing q-deformed algebras were elaborated 11,12 Despite all useful properties and applications motivated by various oneparameter deformed algebras, the multi-parameter deformations aroused much interest because of their flexibility when dealing with concrete physical models. See for example 13,14 and references therein.…”