Correspondence rules for Wigner functions over SU(3)/U(2)
arXiv:1905.07597 · doi:10.1088/1751-8121/ab226c
Abstract
We present results on the * product for SU(3) Wigner functions over SU(3)/U(2). In particular, we present a form of the so-called correspondence rules, which provide a differential form of the * product A*B and A*B when A is an su(3) generator. For the su(3) Wigner map, these rules must contain second order derivatives and thus substantially differ from the rules of other known cases.
arXiv commentTo appear in J. Phys. A: Math. Theor
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