On the deformed oscillator and the deformed derivative associated with the Tsallis q-exponential
arXiv:1911.02428 · doi:10.1007/s10773-020-04534-w
Abstract
The Tsallis -exponential function is found to be associated with the deformed oscillator defined by the relations , , and , with . In a Bargmann-like representation of this deformed oscillator the annihilation operator corresponds to a deformed derivative with the Tsallis -exponential functions as its eigenfunctions, and the Tsallis -exponential functions become the coherent states of the deformed oscillator. When these deformed oscillator coherent states correspond to states known variously as phase coherent states, harmonious states, or pseudothermal states. Further, when this deformed oscillator is a canonical boson oscillator, when its ground state energy is same as for a boson and the excited energy levels lie in a band of finite width, and when it becomes a two-level system with a nondegenerate ground state and an infinitely degenerate excited state.
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