Quantum symmetric spaces and related q-orthogonal polynomials
arXiv:math/9503225
Abstract
A class of quantum analogues of compact symmetric spaces of classical type is introduced by means of constant solutions to the reflection equations. Their zonal spherical functions are discussed in connection with -orthogonal polynomials.
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