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A. Yanallah

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Jordanian Quantum (Super)Algebras $U_{h}(g)$ via Contraction Method and Mapping:Review

Recently, a class of transformations of $R_q$-matrices was introduced such that the $q \to 1$ limit gives explicit nonstandard $R_h$-matrices. The transformation matrix is singular as $q \to 1$. For the transformed matrix, the singularities, however, cancel yielding a well-defined construction. We have shown that our method can be implemented systematically on $R_q$ matrices of all dimensions of $U_q(sl(N)), U_Q(osp(1|2))$ and $U_q(sl(2|1))$ algebras. Explicit constructions are presented for $U_q(sl(2)), U_q(sl(3)), U_q(osp(1|2))$ and $U_q(sl(2|1))$ algebras, while choosing $R_q$ matrix for (fund. rep.) \otimes (arbitrary irrep.). Our method yields nonstadard deformations along with a nonlinear map of the $h$-Borel subalgebra on the corresponding classical Borel subalgebra, which can be easily extended to the whole algebra. Following this approach we explicitly construct here the nonstandard Jordanian quantum (super)algebras $U_h(sl(2)), U_h(sl(3)), U_h(osp(1|2))$ and $U_h(sl(2|1))$. These Hopf (super)algebras are equipped with a remarkably simpler coalgebraic structure. Generalizing our results on $U_h(sl(3))$, we give the higher dimensional Jordanian (super)algebras $U_h(sl(N))$ for all $N$. The universal $R_h$ matrices are also given.

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On Nonstandard Quantizations of osp(2|1) Superalgebra via Contraction and Mapping

We develop a generic reprersentation-independent contraction procedure for obtaining, for instance, $R_{\sf h}$ and $L$ operators of arbitrary dimensions for the quantized ${\cal U}_{\sf h}(osp(2|1))$ algebra corresponding to the classical $r_2$ matrix from the pertinent quantities of the standard q-deformed ${\cal U}_q(osp(2|1))$ algebra. Also the quantized ${\bf U_h}(osp(2|1))$ algebra corresponding to the classical $r_1$ matrix comprising of the generators of the classical $sl(2)$ algebra is obtained in terms of a nonlinear basis set.

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