Gauss decomposition of connection matrices for symmetric \(A\)-type Jackson integrals (Q1915869): Difference between revisions

In some previous papers, the authors have defined the notion of \(q\)-analogue of the de Rham complex by making use of Jackson integrals of a given \(q\)-multiplicative function on the algebraic torus \(\overline X = (C^*)^n\). The case when the \(q\)-multiplicative function \(\Phi_{n,m} (t)\) is of symmetric \(A\)-type has been studied. In this new paper the authors consider the case \(m = 2\). The connection matrix \(G^{(n)} (x)\) is expressed as a Jacobi elliptic theta monomial and the Gauss decomposition is discussed. The properties of the connection matrix \(P^{(n)} (x)\) of the fundamental solutions between \(x = 0\) and \(x = \infty\) are studied and its relation with \(G^{(n)} (x)\) is also investigated. It is suggested that the results of the paper can be related with the representation theory of quantum affine algebras.