Commuting families of symmetric differential operators
Commuting families of symmetric differential operators
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1994
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通讯作者:
Hideko Sekiguchi
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作者:
Hiroyuki Ochiai;T. Oshima;Hideko Sekiguchi
Many commuting families of differential operators or completely integrable quantum systems have been constructed in connection with root systems (cf. [OP2] and references therein). Such families often have a certain symmetry in coordinates. The radial parts of invariant differential operators on symmetric spaces give a good example of a commuting family of differential operators (cf. [HC]). In this case some parameters take only some discrete values determined by the dimensions of the root spaces for the symmetric spaces. On the other hand, [Sj] generalized them to complex parameters for the root system of type An. The same generalization was given by [H1], [H2], [HO], [Op1], [Op2] for general root systems. If the root system is of classical type, their operators give examples of the commuting families studied in this note (cf. Remark 3 iii)). Namely we shall determine all the families under the assumption of a symmetry in coordinates. Let W be the Weyl group of type An−1 with n ≥ 3 or of type Bn with n ≥ 2 or of type Dn with n ≥ 4. We identify W with the group of the coordinate transformations (x1, . . . , xn) 7→ (ε1xσ(1), . . . , εnxσ(n)) of R, where σ are the elements of the n-th symmetric group Sn and ε1 = · · · = εn = 1 if W is of type An−1, ε1 = ±1, · · · , εn = ±1 if W is of type Bn, ε1 = ±1, · · · , εn = ±1 and #{i ; εi = −1} is even if W is of type Dn.