On certain models of Lie algebra \(G_{p,q}\) and Gauss hypergeometric function using an integral transformation (Q6993713)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 8030650
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    On certain models of Lie algebra \(G_{p,q}\) and Gauss hypergeometric function using an integral transformation
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 8030650

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      On certain models of Lie algebra \(G_{p,q}\) and Gauss hypergeometric function using an integral transformation (English)
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      25 April 2025
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      Integral transformations such as the Euler and Mellin transforms are employed to derive various Lie algebraic models and special function identities. The development of Lie algebraic frameworks for obtaining recurrence relations and generating functions involving special functions, including the binomial function, Gauss hypergeometric function, Appell and Lauricella functions, as well as Laguerre and Bessel polynomials, has been extensively studied in the literature. The Lie algebras considered for this approach, mainly include the special linear complex algebra {\em sl}(2,\(\mathbb C\)), the oscillator algebra \(G(0,1)\), 3-dimensional Euclidean algebra \(T_3\), and the 5-dimensional Lie algebra \(K_5\).\N\NIn this work, the authors consider the 3-dimensional Lie algebra \(G_{p,q}\) and use its various models to obtain recurrence formulas and generating functions. Moreover, they construct new models of irreducible representations of such a Lie algebra; they also use an \(n\)-fold integral transformation to transform these models into new models of \(G_{p,q}\) in the form of difference-differential operators.
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      Lie algebra \(G_{p,q}\)
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      Gauss hypergeometric function
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