An algebraic interpretation of the q-Meixner polynomials
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Abstract: An algebraic interpretation of the -Meixner polynomials is obtained. It is based on representations of on -oscillator states with the polynomials appearing as matrix elements of unitary -pseudorotation operators. These operators are built from -exponentials of the generators. The orthogonality, recurrence relation, difference equation, and other properties of the -Mexiner polynomials are systematically obtained in the proposed framework.
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