Factorized $A_2$-Leonard pair

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Main Authors: Crampe, Nicolas, Zaimi, Meri
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Published: 2023
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author Crampe, Nicolas
Zaimi, Meri
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Zaimi, Meri
contents The notion of factorized $A_2$-Leonard pair is introduced. It is defined as a rank 2 Leonard pair, with actions in certain bases corresponding to the root system of the Weyl group $A_2$, and with some additional properties. The functions arising as entries of transition matrices are bivariate orthogonal polynomials (of Tratnik type) with bispectral properties. Examples of factorized $A_2$-Leonard pairs are constructed using classical Leonard pairs associated to families of orthogonal polynomials of the ($q$-)Askey scheme. The most general examples are associated to an intricate product of univariate ($q$-)Hahn and dual ($q$-)Hahn polynomials.
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spellingShingle Factorized $A_2$-Leonard pair
Crampe, Nicolas
Zaimi, Meri
Rings and Algebras
Mathematical Physics
Classical Analysis and ODEs
Representation Theory
The notion of factorized $A_2$-Leonard pair is introduced. It is defined as a rank 2 Leonard pair, with actions in certain bases corresponding to the root system of the Weyl group $A_2$, and with some additional properties. The functions arising as entries of transition matrices are bivariate orthogonal polynomials (of Tratnik type) with bispectral properties. Examples of factorized $A_2$-Leonard pairs are constructed using classical Leonard pairs associated to families of orthogonal polynomials of the ($q$-)Askey scheme. The most general examples are associated to an intricate product of univariate ($q$-)Hahn and dual ($q$-)Hahn polynomials.
title Factorized $A_2$-Leonard pair
topic Rings and Algebras
Mathematical Physics
Classical Analysis and ODEs
Representation Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.08312