Dilogarithme Quantique et 6j-Symboles Cycliques
Stephane Baseilhac
Abstract
Let WN be a quantized Borel subalgebra of Uq(sl(2,)), specialized at a primitive root of unity ω= (2iπ/N) of odd order N >1. One shows that the 6j-symbols of cyclic representations of WN are representations of the canonical element of a certain extension of the Heisenberg double of WN. This canonical element is a twisted q-dilogarithm. In particular, one gives explicit formulas for these 6j-symbols, and one constructs partial symmetrizations of them, the c-6j-symboles. The latters are at the basis of the construction of the quantum hyperbolic invariants of 3-manifolds.
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