New symmetries for the 6-j symbols from the Eigenvalue conjecture
arXiv:1905.01876 · doi:10.1134/S0021364018220058
Abstract
In the present paper we discuss the eigenvalue conjecture, suggested in 2012, in the particular case of . The eigenvalue conjecture provides a certain symmetry for Racah coefficients and we prove that \textbf{the eigenvalue conjecture is provided by the Regge symmetry} for , when three representations coincide. This in perspective provides us a kind of generalization of the Regge symmetry to arbitrary .
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