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The skew field of rational functions on the quantum plane (English)
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16 August 1999
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Let \(k\) be a (commutative) field. The authors investigate certain properties of the quantum field \(k_q(X,Y)\), that is the skew field of fractions of the quantum algebra \(k_q[X,Y]\) (with relation \(XY=qYX\)), \(q\) is not a root of unity. They prove that in \(k_q(X,Y)\) the centralizer of any element outside \(k\) is commutative. All automorphisms of \(k_q(X,Y)\) are described. There are also listed 3 open problems on this subject.
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skew fields
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quantum planes
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localizations
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completions
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automorphisms
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quantum algebras
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commutative centralizers
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