Quantum 6j change-of-decomposition matrices #
At a generic parameter q, indexing the triple-product recoupling scalars recouplingCoeff and
invRecouplingCoeff on L_m^ε ⊗ L_n^δ ⊗ L_p^ζ by intermediate highest weights u and v at
fixed total highest weight k yields the six-weight change-of-decomposition (F-matrix) functions
sixJ and invSixJ (extended by 0 outside admissible Clebsch–Gordan channels) and the two-sided
inverse matrices sixJMatrix and invSixJMatrix.
Here sixJ is the recoupling entry in the unnormalized α₀ = 1 highest-weight convention of
clebschGordanInclusion (so its value depends on that basis normalization and on the module signs
ε, δ, ζ, as in sixJ_zero_right), rather than the Racah/Kirillov–Reshetikhin-normalized,
tetrahedrally symmetric 6j symbol.
TauCeti.UqSl2.LeftSixJChannel,RightSixJChannel: admissible triple-product channels.TauCeti.UqSl2.sixJ,invSixJ,sixJMatrix,invSixJMatrix:α₀ = 1change-of-decomposition (F-matrix) scalars and matrices.TauCeti.UqSl2.invSixJMatrix_mul_sixJMatrix,sixJMatrix_mul_invSixJMatrix: matrix inverses.TauCeti.UqSl2.sixJ_add_add,TauCeti.UqSl2.sixJ_zero_left,TauCeti.UqSl2.sixJ_zero_right: explicit boundary values.
References #
- C. Kassel, Quantum Groups, Graduate Texts in Mathematics 155, Chapters VII and XII.
- A. N. Kirillov and N. Yu. Reshetikhin, Representations of the algebra
U_q(sl(2)),q-orthogonal polynomials and invariants of links, World Scientific, 1989, pp. 285--339 (for quantum recoupling and 6j theory, up to basis rescaling).
Admissible triple-product channels #
Admissible left intermediate highest weights u in (L_m ⊗ L_n) ⊗ L_p coupling to k.
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Admissible right intermediate highest weights v in L_m ⊗ (L_n ⊗ L_p) coupling to k.
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Six-weight change-of-decomposition scalars and matrices #
Six-weight change-of-decomposition (F-matrix) entry for L_m^ε ⊗ L_n^δ ⊗ L_p^ζ at total
highest weight k in the α₀ = 1 normalization of clebschGordanInclusion, from left
intermediate channel u to right intermediate channel v (extended by 0 outside admissible
channels). Unlike the Racah/Kirillov–Reshetikhin symbol, it is not rescaled to tetrahedral
symmetry and depends on ε, δ, ζ.
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Inverse six-weight change-of-decomposition (F-matrix) entry for L_m^ε ⊗ L_n^δ ⊗ L_p^ζ at
total highest weight k in the α₀ = 1 normalization of clebschGordanInclusion, from right
channel v to left channel u (extended by 0 outside admissible channels).
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On any left channel (i, j) and right channel (r, s) with intermediate weights u, v and
common total weight k, sixJ equals recouplingCoeff hq ε δ ζ i j r s.
On any right channel (r, s) and left channel (i, j) with intermediate weights v, u and
common total weight k, invSixJ equals invRecouplingCoeff hq ε δ ζ r s i j.
sixJ vanishes when any of its four binary channel conditions fails.
invSixJ vanishes when any of its four binary channel conditions fails.
recouplingCoeff equals sixJ when the total highest weights agree, and 0 otherwise.
invRecouplingCoeff equals invSixJ when the total weights agree, and 0 otherwise.
Change-of-decomposition (F-matrix) at total highest weight k from LeftSixJChannel to
RightSixJChannel in the α₀ = 1 normalization of clebschGordanInclusion.
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Inverse change-of-decomposition matrix at total weight k from RightSixJChannel to
LeftSixJChannel in the α₀ = 1 normalization of clebschGordanInclusion.
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Entry formula for sixJMatrix.
Entry formula for invSixJMatrix.
Orthogonality and matrix invertibility #
Orthogonality of invSixJ and sixJ summed over v ∈ Finset.range (n + p + 1).
Orthogonality of sixJ and invSixJ summed over u ∈ Finset.range (m + n + 1).
invSixJMatrix is a left inverse to sixJMatrix.
invSixJMatrix is a right inverse to sixJMatrix.
Explicit boundary evaluations #
When the first factor is L_0^ε, sixJ on any admissible channel k of L_n^δ ⊗ L_p^ζ
equals 1.
When the third factor is L_0^ζ, sixJ on an admissible channel k of L_m^ε ⊗ L_n^δ
equals ζ^((m + n - k) / 2), reflecting the K⁻¹ factor in ΔF = F ⊗ K⁻¹ + 1 ⊗ F.