2010
DOI: 10.2977/prims/1260476653
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On Hansen’s Version of Spectral Theory and the Moyal Product

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“…It appears that the computations of the loop diagrams can be rather easily performed, thanks to the simple structure of the star-product (16). We refer to [19], [23], [24] for technical details.…”
Section: Past (One-loop) Results For Noncommutative Scalar Fields The...mentioning
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“…It appears that the computations of the loop diagrams can be rather easily performed, thanks to the simple structure of the star-product (16). We refer to [19], [23], [24] for technical details.…”
Section: Past (One-loop) Results For Noncommutative Scalar Fields The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the right-invariant measure) defines a twisted trace w.r.t. the star-product (16), which is expressed by the following formula…”
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“…See e.g. [16] for a convenient presentation. One essential ingredient of the above scheme is the use of convolution algebras.…”
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“…Here, the composition law can be directly read from (2.3) and reflects the nontrivial coproduct structure of the κ-Poincaré algebra, see (A4). Let π U ∶ G 2 → BðHÞ denote a (strongly continuous) unitary representation of G 2 where H is some suitable Hilbert space and BðHÞ is the (C Ã -)algebra of bounded operators on H. A star product defining the 2-dimensional κ-Minkowski space can be obtained in a way similar to the usual Weyl quantization leading to the construction of Moyal product on the Moyal plane R 2 θ , see [41], the Heisenberg algebra and Heisenberg group being replaced now by (2.1) and G 2 (2.6) respectively. Accordingly, it is convenient to start from L 1 ðG 2 Þ, the convolution algebra of G 2 .…”
Section: κ-Minkowski Space As a Group Algebramentioning
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