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Some remarks on the {$q$}-Poincare algebra in R-matrix form

The braided approach to q-deformation (due to the author and collaborators) gives natural algebras $R_{21}u_1Ru_2=u_2R_{21}u_1R$ and $R_{21}x_1x_2=x_2x_1R$ for q-Minkowski and q-Euclidean spaces respectively. These algebras are covariant under a corresponding background `rotation' quantum group. Semidirect product by this according to the bosonisation procedure (also due to the author) gives the corresponding Poincaré quantum groups. We review the construction and collect the resulting R-matrix formulae for both Euclidean and Minkowski cases in both enveloping algebra and function algebra form, and the duality between them. Axioms for the Poincaré quantum group $*$-structure and the dilaton problem are discussed.

preprint1995arXivOpen access

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