On $q$-deformed cubic equations: the quantum heptagon and nonagon

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Autori principali: Ovsienko, Valentin, Ustinov, Alexey
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author Ovsienko, Valentin
Ustinov, Alexey
author_facet Ovsienko, Valentin
Ustinov, Alexey
contents The recent notion of $q$-deformed irrational numbers is characterized by the invariance with respect to the action of the modular group $\PSL(2,\Z)$, or equivalently under the Burau representation of the braid group~$B_3$. The theory of $q$-deformed quadratic irrationals and quadratic equations with integer coefficients is known and entirely based on this invariance. In this paper, we consider the case of cubic irrationals. We show that irreducible cubic equations with three distinct real roots and cyclic Galois group~$C_3$ (or $\Z/3\Z$) acting by a third order element of $\PSL(2,\Z)$, have a canonical $q$-deformation, that we describe. This class of cubic equations contains well-known examples including the equations that describe regular $7$- and $9$-gons.
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spellingShingle On $q$-deformed cubic equations: the quantum heptagon and nonagon
Ovsienko, Valentin
Ustinov, Alexey
Combinatorics
The recent notion of $q$-deformed irrational numbers is characterized by the invariance with respect to the action of the modular group $\PSL(2,\Z)$, or equivalently under the Burau representation of the braid group~$B_3$. The theory of $q$-deformed quadratic irrationals and quadratic equations with integer coefficients is known and entirely based on this invariance. In this paper, we consider the case of cubic irrationals. We show that irreducible cubic equations with three distinct real roots and cyclic Galois group~$C_3$ (or $\Z/3\Z$) acting by a third order element of $\PSL(2,\Z)$, have a canonical $q$-deformation, that we describe. This class of cubic equations contains well-known examples including the equations that describe regular $7$- and $9$-gons.
title On $q$-deformed cubic equations: the quantum heptagon and nonagon
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.13670