Racah algebra

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Racah algebra is a mathematical structure in representation theory and quantum mechanics that encodes the symmetries and coupling properties of angular momenta, particularly through Racah coefficients and related special functions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebra
mathematical structure
noncommutative algebra
appearsIn representation theory of rotation group SO(3)
representation theory of su(2)
connectedTo Clebsch–Gordan coefficients NERFINISHED
Lie algebra representations
Wigner 3-j symbols NERFINISHED
Wigner 9-j symbols NERFINISHED
quantum group symmetries
encodes coupling properties of angular momenta
symmetries of angular momentum coupling
field mathematical physics
mathematics
quantum mechanics
representation theory
frameworkFor algebraic treatment of 6-j symbols
recoupling theory
generalizationOf angular momentum coupling algebra
governs recoupling transformations of angular momenta
hasApplication calculation of coupling coefficients
calculation of transition amplitudes
spectral analysis of quantum systems
hasProperty associative
noncommutative
hasRole algebraic framework for Racah coefficients
symmetry algebra of certain special functions
namedAfter Giulio Racah NERFINISHED
relatedTo Racah coefficients
Racah polynomials NERFINISHED
Wigner 6-j symbols NERFINISHED
orthogonal polynomials
special functions
studiedIn algebraic methods in quantum mechanics
theory of exactly solvable models
symmetryOf Racah polynomials NERFINISHED
certain hypergeometric-type difference equations
usedIn addition of angular momenta
atomic physics
molecular physics
nuclear physics
quantum angular momentum theory
spectroscopic coupling schemes

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Wigner–Eckart theorem relatedTo Racah algebra
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Wigner–Eckart theorem relatedTo Racah algebra