The Racah algebra: an overview and recent results
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Abstract: Recent results on the Racah algebra of rank are reviewed. is defined in terms of generators and relations and sits in the centralizer of the diagonal action of in . Its connections with multivariate Racah polynomials are discussed. It is shown to be the symmetry algebra of the generic superintegrable model on the - sphere and a number of interesting realizations are provided.
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- Embedding of the Racah algebra \(R(n)\) and superintegrability
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