Real Forms of the Oscillator Quantum Algebra and its Representations
C H Oh, K Singh
Abstract
We consider the conditions under which the q-oscillator algebra becomes a Hopf *-algebra. In particular, we show that there are at least two real forms associated with the algebra. Furthermore, through the representations, it is shown that they are related to suq1/2(2) with different conjugations.
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