The many faces of the quantum Liouville exponentials
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Abstract: First, it is proven that the three main operator-approaches to the quantum Liouville exponentials --- that is the one of Gervais-Neveu (more recently developed further by Gervais), Braaten-Curtright-Ghandour-Thorn, and Otto-Weigt --- are equivalent since they are related by simple basis transformations in the Fock space of the free field depending upon the zero-mode only. Second, the GN-G expressions for quantum Liouville exponentials, where the quantum group structure is manifest, are shown to be given by q-binomial sums over powers of the chiral fields in the representation. Third, the Liouville exponentials are expressed as operator tau-functions, whose chiral expansion exhibits a q Gauss decomposition, which is the direct quantum analogue of the classical solution of Leznov and Saveliev. It involves q exponentials of quantum group generators with group "parameters" equal to chiral components of the quantum metric. Fourth, we point out that the OPE of the Liouville exponential provides the quantum version of the Hirota bilinear equation.
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