arXiv subjects

Natig Atakishiyev

Publications and source records attributed to Natig Atakishiyev.

4 recordsLinked to original sources

arXiv2024

On the eigenvectors of the 5D discrete Fourier transform number operator in Newtonian basis

A simple analytic approach to the evaluation of the eigenvalues and eigenvectors f_n of the 5D discrete number operator N_5 is formulated. This approach is essentially based on the symmetry of the intertwining operators with respect to the discrete reflection operator. A procedure for the sparsealization of the intertwining operators has been developed, which made it possible to establish a discrete analog of the well-known continuous case formula. A discrete analog for the eigenvectors f_n of another continuous case formula is constructed in the Newtonian basis polynomials, times the lowest eigenvector f_0.

math-ph↗

arXiv2022

The eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the 5D discrete Fourier transform number operator revisited

A systematic analytic approach to the evaluation of the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the 5D discrete number operator is formulated. This approach is essentially based on the use of the symmetricity of 5D discrete Fourier transform operator with respect to the discrete reflection operator.

math-ph↗

arXiv2021

An algebraic interpretation of the intertwining operators associated with the discrete Fourier transform

We show that intertwining operators for the discrete Fourier transform form a cubic algebra $\mathcal{C}_q$ with $q$ a root of unity. This algebra is intimately related to the two other well-known realizations of the cubic algebra: the Askey-Wilson algebra and the Askey-Wilson-Heun algebra.

math-ph↗

arXiv2012

On Fourier integral transforms for $q$-Fibonacci and $q$-Lucas polynomials

We study in detail two families of $q$-Fibonacci polynomials and $q$-Lucas polynomials, which are defined by non-conventional three-term recurrences. They were recently introduced by Cigler and have been then employed by Cigler and Zeng to construct novel $q$-extensions of classical Hermite polynomials. We show that both of these $q$-polynomial families exhibit simple transformation properties with respect to the classical Fourier integral transform.

math-ph↗