Disentangling q-exponentials: A general approach
arXiv:math-ph/0310038 · doi:10.1023/B:IJTP.0000028885.42890.f5
Abstract
We revisit the q-deformed counterpart of the Zassenhaus formula, expressing the Jackson -exponential of the sum of two non--commuting operators as an (in general) infinite product of -exponential operators involving repeated -commutators of increasing order, . By systematically transforming the -exponentials into exponentials of series and using the conventional Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff formula, we prove that one can make any choice for the bases , , 1, 2, ..., of the -exponentials in the infinite product. An explicit calculation of the operators in the successive factors, carried out up to sixth order, also shows that the simplest -Zassenhaus formula is obtained for , , and . This confirms and reinforces a result of Sridhar and Jagannathan, based on fourth-order calculations.
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