q-Selberg integral

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The q-Selberg integral is a q-analogue of the classical Selberg integral, expressing a multivariate basic hypergeometric integral that generalizes many important identities in q-series and special function theory.

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instanceOf generalization of Selberg integral
mathematical concept
multivariate basic hypergeometric integral
object of special function theory
q-analogue
appearsIn literature on Macdonald–Koornwinder theory
studies of q-deformations of classical integrals
theory of multivariate basic hypergeometric functions
definedOver region [0,1]^n or q-discretized variants
dependsOn complex parameters α, β, γ (or analogous parameters)
dimension n
parameter q
field analytic number theory
basic hypergeometric series
combinatorics
mathematics
q-series
representation theory
special functions
generalizes Selberg integral NERFINISHED
many identities in q-series
q-beta integral NERFINISHED
hasProperty multivariate
provides q-analogues of beta-type integrals
reduces to various known q-integrals in special cases
symmetric in integration variables (under suitable parameters)
involves basic hypergeometric products
multiple integration over a q-lattice or unit cube
q-Pochhammer symbol NERFINISHED
limitAs q→1 Selberg integral NERFINISHED
namedAfter Atle Selberg (via its classical analogue) NERFINISHED
relatedTo Askey–Wilson integral NERFINISHED
Jackson integral
Koornwinder polynomials NERFINISHED
Macdonald polynomials NERFINISHED
Selberg integral NERFINISHED
basic hypergeometric functions
q-beta integrals
usedFor applications in representation theory of quantum groups
computing norms of Macdonald-type polynomials
deriving orthogonality relations for q-orthogonal polynomials
evaluating partition functions in solvable lattice models
proving identities in basic hypergeometric series
weightFunction product of powers and q-shifted factorials in the variables

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Selberg integral hasVariant q-Selberg integral