q-deformed Fourier Theory
J. Schwenk
Abstract
We solve the problem of Fourier transformation for the one-dimensional q-deformed Heisenberg algebra. Starting from a matrix representation of this algebra we observe that momentum and position are unbounded operators in the Hilbert space. Therefore, in order to diagonalise the position operator in a momentum eigenbasis we have to study self-adjoint extensions of these operators. It turns out that there exist a whole family of such extensions for the position operator. This leads, correspondingly, to a one-parametric family of Fourier transformations. These transformations, which are related to continued fractions, are constructed in terms of q-deformed trigonometric functions. The entire family of the Fourier transformations turns out to be characterised by an elliptic function.
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