Volume 1. presenting their list of errata and corrections.
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1 Errata and corrections to the book Representation of Lie groups and special functions, Vols. 1,, 3, by N. Ja. Vilenkin and A. U. Klimyk (Kluwer, 1991, 1993, 199) 1 (The corresponding items are given by a number of page and a number of line; a number of line with sign means that this line number is taken from a bottom) Volume 1 p. xix, l. 18: replace lead by led p. xxi, l. 7 and l. 8: replace Gordon by Gordan p. 9, l. 16: replace c k jk by ck ji p. 1, l. 18: add e x = x p. 13, l. 9: replace by p. 13, l. 18: replace L 1 by L k p. 14, l. 9: replace AC by C A p. 17, l. : replace (Ax)(y) by (Ay)(x). p. 17, l. 11: replace homomorphism by anti-homomorphism p. 17, l. 3 and l. 4: replace R by S p. 0, l. 7: replace t 1 by t p. 1, l. 4: replace dx = (x 1,..., x n ), x = dx 1...dx n by x = (x 1,..., x n ), dx = dx 1...dx n p. 7, l. 13: replace y D(A) by x D(A) p. 7, l. 1: replace u ij u ij by u ik u jk p. 8, l. 14: replace measureable by measurable p. 9, l. 15: replace (φ, ψ) + k by (φ, ψ) k p.9, l. 13: replace countable-hilbert by countably Hilbert p. 35, formula (1): replace x by z p. 39, l. 5: replace a by A p. 4, l. 4: replace preserve all of a Lie algebra by are Lie algebra homomorphisms p. 4, l. 10: replace form by forms p. 4, l. 14: replace the by a p. 4, l. 10: replace In by For p. 43, l. 7: replace by p. 47, l. 8: replace formula () by Example 10 p. 53, l. 13: replace ISO(p, q) by ISU(p, q) p. 53, l. 9: replace 0(k) by O(k) p. 55, l. 4: replace 0(p k) 0(q k) by O(p k) O(q k) p. 56, l. 4: replace p q = p by p 1 = p p. 60, l. 7: replace so by g and sl(n, C) by sl(n, C) p. 66, l. 9: replace by and function by functions 1 This list is composed by A. U. Klimyk. I am grateful to Prof. T. Koornwinder and Dr. E. Koelink for presenting their list of errata and corrections. 1
2 p. 67, l. 3: add after functions the word from p. 69, l. 1: replace by p. 70, l. 7: replace δ; n by δ n p. 71, l. 1: replace [(T 1 T )(g)](g)a = T 1 (A)T (g) by [(T 1 T )(g)]a = T 1 (g)(a)t (g) p. 71, l. 19: replace associated by associate p. 7, l. 4: replace by p. 76, l. 8: replace T (g) by T (t) p. 77, l. 1: replace X by A p. 86, l. 9: replace R by R n p. 86, l. 10: replace M by N p. 88, l. 18: replace find representations by find a representation p. 89, l. 4: replace antoher by another p. 95, l. 13: replace g by G p. 95, l. 1: replace to the by to an p. 96, l. 14: replace M j by M i p. 96, l. 3: replace T (gx by T (g)x p. 96, l. 1: replace grm 1 by M 1 p. 97, l. 19: replace ba by A p. 97, l. 5: replace t β uv by t β uv p. 98, l. 9: replace M α by L α p. 98, l. 6: replace Q by Q λ p. 98, l. 1: replace a by A p. 103, l. 14: remove called p. 103, l. 5: replace are by is p. 104, l. 1: replace d α j=1 by d α i=1 p. 105, l. 6: replace g by G and L 1 by L 1 p. 108, l. 3: replace χ α (g) by χ α (g) p. 109, l. 6 9: permute titles of section 3.1 and of subsection p. 109, l. 16: replace denoed by denoted p. 109, l. 9: replace representations by representation p. 11, l. 5: replace A 1 by A 1 h p. 114, l. 1: replace e iπk iπn/ by e iπk iπn/ p. 114, l. 11: replace L λ P by Lk P p. 11, l. 1: replace e λz by e iλz p. 14, formula (1): replace by 0 p. 16, l. 14: replace by 0 p. 16, l. 9: replace ( 1) by ( z) p. 131, l. 3: replace R λ by of R λ p. 13, l. 6: replace dx by dz
3 p. 135, formula (4): replace c 1 + c 1 =i by c 1 + c 1 i p. 137, l. 6: replace du by dt p. 137, l. 5: replace dt by du p. 138, l. : replace z by x p. 139, formula (1): replace e xu by e xt p. 14, l. 7: replace p F 0 (z) by 0 F 0 (z) p. 145, l. 4: replace t = 1 = s by t = 1 s p. 146, formulas (3) and (4): replace the argument z p. 146, l. 9: replace z α 1 by z γ 1 p. 146, l. 4: replace γ by Γ p. 148, l. : replace (11) by (13) p. 151, l. 10: replace integral by integrals p. 15, formula (0): replace e iν/π/ by e iνπ p. 155, l. 6: replace p by p z 1/ 1 z by p. 156, l. : add at the beginning of the line where C 0 n(z) := lim α α 1 C α n (z), p. 160, l. : replace f(x) by f(t) p. 16, l. : replace by p. 163, l. 7 and l. 4; p. 164, l. 3: replace p + 1 by p 1 p. 164, l. 8: replace dx by dy p. 168, formula (4): replace r R mn(g) by t R mn(g) z z 1 p. 171, l. 7: replace M(x 1, y 1 ) and N(x, y ) by M(x 1, x ) and N(y 1, y ) p. 177, l. 6: replace Re (λ µ) by Re (µ λ) p. 177, l. 1: replace last dθ by dµ p. 179, l. 6: replace funcitons by functions p. 180, l. : replace g = 0 by t = 0 p. 183, formula (4): replace e iπ/ by e iπ/ p. 183, l. 6: replace Im z > 0 by Im z = 0 p. 187, l. 9: replace (6) by (5) p. 187, formula (3): replace 0 x / by x / p. 19, l. : replace x e it/ by x e it/ p. 198, formula on l. and l. 3: put number (9) for this formula p. 00, formula (): replace a ji by a jk p. 01, formula (7 ): put sign minus before the last term p. 07, l. 6: replace = a by = a p. 11, l. 8: replace A(A + f) by (A + F ) p. 11, formula (7): replace  by Â+ p. 1, formula (4): replace r by t p. 1, l. 6: replace (7) of Section by (5) of Section p. 15, l. 3: replace λ 1 by λ 3
4 p. 1, l. 6: replace k=1 by k=0 p., l. : replace q by z p. 4, formula (13): replace Ψ(α; γ 1; z) by Ψ(α; γ + 1; z) p. 4, l. 10: replace ψ by Ψ p. 30, l. 6: replace e x /4 by e z /4 p. 31, l. 5: replace x 1 = x 1 x1 by s 1 = x 1 r1 p. 3, l. 1: replace e iψz by e iψ z p. 35, l. 1: replace H n (z)h k (w) by H k (z)h k (w) p. 37, l. 3: replace g + (t) by g + (x) p. 40, l. 11: replace µ ν by µ λ p. 41, l. 1: replace 1 Γ(µ+1) by 1 Γ(µ+1) p. 43, l. 3: replace µ τ 1 by µτ 1 p. 48, formula (4): replace (n k + s)! by s!(n k + s)! p. 48, l. 10: replace L α k by Lm k p. 55, l. 10 and l. 11: replace e xx by e xz p. 56, l. 4: replace y = 1 by y = 1 p. 59, l. 8: replace L n m m by Lm n m (y) and k(y) by (y) (a) p. 64, l. 4: replace L n x n (a) by L x n n p. 65, l. 6: replace fixed a by fixed positive a p. 69, l. 11: replace (ϕ, θψ) by (ϕ, θ, ψ) p. 69, formula (4), second line of the matrix: replace e i(ϕ+ψ)/ by e i(ϕ+ψ)/ p. 70, l. : replace u(ϕ, θψ) by u(ϕ, θ, ψ) p. 70, l. 15: replace ( ) by (9 ) p. 71, formula (13 ): replace sin t 1 by sinh t 1 p.78, l. 1: replace by 4.1. p.81, l. 11: add to the end of the line Formulas (1) (6) are true for the representations T l of GL(, C). p. 83, l. 9: replace αx + y by αx + γ p. 84, l. : replace e ikϕ by e ikϕ p. 85, l. 8: replace ( l m)! by (l m)! p. 85, formula (5): replace nϕ by nψ p. 89, l. 8: replace l + n; by l + 1; p. 9, formula (8): replace N by n p. 9, l. 4: replace by p. 94, l. 10: replace (5) by (1) p. 30, l. 10: replace T 0 l by D0 l p. 304, l. 3: replace l ε + k by l ε + k p. 305, l. : replace by p. 310, l. 1: replace g(γω) by g(γ, ω) p. 311, l. 5: replace (5) by (4) 4
5 p. 315, formula (4): replace Γ by Γ p. 30, formula (1): replace 1/ by 1/ p. 37, l. 11: take out m at the end of the line p. 37, formula (): replace cosh θ 1 cosh θ by cos θ 1 cos θ and e kϕ by e ikϕ p. 38, l. 10: replace x 3 by +x 3 p. 39, l. 4: replace (8) by (7) p. 330, l. 3: replace formulas () and ( ) by formula (4) p. 330, l. 8 and l. 4: replace by p. 331, l. 8: replace by and (3) by (1) p. 335, l. : replace ( 1) m+n P l mn(z) by ( 1) m+n P l nm(z) p. 338, l. 11 and l. 1: replace by and by p. 340, l. 11: replace P n (α,β) by P (α,β) n 1 p. 344, l. 1: replace cos θ by w cos θ p. 345, l. 8: replace m n 0 by m n 0 p. 349, l. 11: replace δ by p. 349, l. 10: replace (n x)s by (N x)s p. 350, l. 3: replace C s N by Cs N = p. 350, l. 1: replace s; by s, p. 351, formula (6): replace z by x p. 353, l. 8: replace by p. 355, l. 4: replace () by (1) p. 356, formula (1): replace K(x; p, τ) by K(x; p, τ) p. 358, formula (1): replace t l mn by t l mm p. 359, formula (5): replace ϕ ψ by ϕ + ψ p. 363, l. 10: replace representation by representations p. 363, l. 10: replace T l by T l1 p. 363, l. 4: replace by 6.9. p. 364, l. : replace m 1 by m p. 365, l. 1: replace l by l and 1/ by 1/ p. 371, l. 3: replace ϕ by ψ p. 37, l. 8: replace (l + 1) l by (l + 1) k p. 377, l. 9: replace Ω 1 by Ω p. 378, l. 8: replace e λx by e iλx p. 381, l. 6: replace B by B + and kb 3 by B 3 p. 384, l. 6: replace f by F p. 384, l. 6: replace (14) by (8) p. 385, formulas () and (3): replace K by K p. 389, l. 6: replace f by F p. 390, l. 11: replace 3.5. by p. 391, l. : replace T χ by R χ 5
6 p. 394, l. : replace (1 x) by (1 + x) p. 394, l. 8: replace tan (λ+µ+τ) by tan (λ+µ+τ) θ p. 394, l. 1: replace ν by µ p. 395, l. 9: replace Γ(λ)Γ(λ) by Γ(λ)Γ(µ) p. 400, l. 8: replace γ by Γ p. 40, l. 6: replace α by λ p. 403, l. 8: replace 0 by s p. 403, l. 5: replace t 0 by t s p. 403, l. 4: replace cos by cosh p. 410, l. 1: replace K by K + p. 411, formula (10): replace e t 1 by e t 1 = p. 416, l. 1: replace h by θ p. 418, l. : replace tanh θ by tanh 1 θ p. 418, l. 6: replace ω µ + 1 by ω µ p. 418, l. 6: replace a 1 by a + 1 p. 40, l. 4: replace cosh µ ω+ by sinh µ ω+ p. 4, l. 5: replace cosh λ+τ by cosh λ+τ p. 44, l. 9: replace δ βt by δ βt 1 p. 48, l. : replace ( 1 ) by ( 1) p. 48, l. 10: replace ζ by g + (t) p. 433, l. 3: replace λµ by λµ p. 44, l. 8: replace W by s p. 443, l. 3: replace tau by τ and times by p. 443, l. 6: replace +; by +1; p. 444, l. 3: replace (11) by (1) p. 448, l. 6: replace t + 1/ by τ + 1/ p. 448, l. 10: replace γ by Γ p. 450, l. 5: replace ( 1) by ( i) p. 451, l. 5: replace g 1 g by g 1 gg p. 455, l. : replace e πτπ by e iτπ and Γ(1µ) by Γ(1 µ) p. 464, l. 10: replace ˆT l by ˆT χ p. 466, l. 4: replace I = i x by I = i x p. 475, l. 1: replace functions by function p. 475, l. 6: replace toi by to p. 483, l. : replace cos by cosh p. 483, l. 1: replace c l km by cχ km p. 485, l. 10: replace (r + p + q) by (r + p + q 1) p. 493, l. 4: replace λ by p. 495, l. 6 and l. 7: replace cos by cosh p. 495, l. 3: replace a+i a i by ia+ ia 6
7 p. 495, l. : replace (5) by (4) p. 503, l. 10: replace h by y p. 503, l. 1: replace ell by l p. 503, l. 1: replace x l j l 1 by x l 1 j 1 p. 505, l. 14: replace ( 1) l 1 l +j+j by ( 1) l 1 l +j+k p. 506, l. 8: replace ( 1) l 1 l +k 1 by ( 1) l 1 l +k 1 p. 506, l. 9: replace l + l 1+l +j+k by l + l 1+l +j+k p. 507, l. 13: replace t ell kk (u) by t l kk (u) p. 508, l. 9: replace l 1+l +1 by l 1+l +l+1 p. 510, l. 1: replace (3) by (1) p. 511, l. 4: replace (l l 1 k) by (l l 1 k)! p. 511, l. 8: replace (l k)! by (l k)! p. 518, l. 8: replace ( 1) l l j by ( 1) l l j p. 519, l. 1: replace = 1 by = a p. 519, l. 11: replace +d by = d p. 519, l. 9: replace b by l p. 50, l. 6: replace by p. 54, l. 3: replace lim N by lim N N p. 54, l. 14: replace 4.. by 4.4. p. 55, l. 1: replace b, b d + 1, b c + 1 by b, b d + 1, b e + 1 p. 56, l. 7: replace C(l; j ) by C(l; j ) p. 57, l. 11: replace = C(l; j) by = C(l; j ) p. 59, l. 6: replace l3 by T l3 p. 53, l. 6: replace C l 1l 3 l i+j,k,k+j+k by Cl 1l 3 l i+j,k,i+j+k p. 535, l. 8: replace (l, l, l 1 ) by (l 3, l, l 1 ) p. 536, l. 7: replace (l 1 + l + l 3 + 1) by (l 1 + l + l 3 + l + 1)! p. 538, l. 7: replace ( 1) l 1+l +l 3 +l 1 +l 3 by ( 1) l 1+l +l 3 +l 1 +l 3 +l p. 539, l. 6: replace by δ p. 540, l. 6: replace ] 1 by ] 1/ p. 54, l. 14: replace (l 1 + l + l l)! by (l 1 + l + l 3 l)! p. 545, l. 6: replace d by d p. 545, l. 13: replace by p. 545, l. 10: replace Γ(a + a b c) by Γ(1 + a b c) p. 549, l. 8: replace by p. 549, l. 7; p. 550, l. 6: replace Eberlane by Eberlein p. 550, l. 1: replace (N n) by (n N) p. 550, l. 7: replace by 8..3 p. 550, l. 5: replace N N=0 by N n=0 p. 551, l. 4: replace p N by p N x! 7
8 p. 553, l. 14: replace βγ by β, γ p. 555, l. 9: replace +b n by (a n + c n + y) p. 555, l. 7, 6, 5, 4: replace these lines by a n = (n + α + 1)(n + α + β + 1)(n + β + γ + 1)(n + γ + 1), (n + α + β + 1)(n + α + β + ) c n = n(n + α + β γ)(n + α δ)(n + β). (n + α + β)(n + α + β + 1) p. 556, l. 5: replace respectively from a n, b n and c n by from coefficients in (0) p. 556, l. 10: replace (β + δ) by ( β δ 1) p. 557, l. 1: replace Γ(b + c + d) by Γ(b + c + n) p. 558, l. 6: replace C l 1l l jmk by Cl 1l l jkm p. 573, l. 13: replace +C((τ, ε, l by +C((τ, ε), l p. 574, l. 7: replace (l + 1)l j k)! by (l + 1)(l j k)! p. 575, l. 7: replace (9) by (7) p. 577, l. 8 and l. 1: replace 8.3. by p. 579, l. 3: replace bj by j p. 579, l. 13: replace by p. 583, l. : replace sin θ by sin θ p. 585, l. 7: replace l m by l m p. 587, l. 1: replace l by l p. 588, l. 9: replace l 1 by ˆT l p. 589, l. 3: replace by p. 589, l. 5: replace A ω by A ω f p. 59, l. 1: replace K ωτ (x, y, z ) by K ωτ (x, y, z ) p. 59, l. 1: replace by p. 593, l. 7: replace ( ϕ 1 ) ( by sin ϕ 1 ) Volume p. 4, l. 7: replace.1.1 by p. 5, l. 10: replace.,. by B(.,.) p. 7, l. 13: replace x i by x k p. 7, l. 11: replace n k=1 by n 1 k=1 p. 7, l. 11 and l. 9: Put numbers of formulas: (6) and (7), respectively p. 8, l. 8: replace by p. 8, l. 4: replace B(X, Y ) Tr(adXadY ) by B(X, X) Tr(adXadX) p. 15, l. 7: replace obtian by obtain p. 17, l. 17: replace Every by Almost every p. 0, l. 10: replace δ 0 by 0 p., l. 14: replace measures by measure 8
9 p. 3, l. 6: replace H + n 1 by H+ n 1 p. 3, l. 7: replace (17) by (16 ) p. 4, l. 11: replace Γ e 1 by Γε 1 p. 5, l. 11: replace by p. 8, l. 10: replace θ n 1 by θ n p. 9, l. 18: replace function by functions p. 31, l. : replace is a harmonic polynomial by is a restriction of a harmonic polynomial p. 37, l. 6: replace where by and p. 39, l. 4: replace restriction of by restriction ˆT n, l n+ of p. 39, l. 5: replace ˆT nl and T n, l n+ by T nl and ˆT n, l n+ p. 40, l. 1: replace y p + z 1 + by y p = z 1 + p. 41, l. 9: replace SO 0 (n 1, 1) by SO 0 (p, q) p. 4, l. : replace = by = p. 45, l. 9: replace l by L H nl k p. 45, l. 1: replace by H nl K p. 45, formula (): replace S by L p. 57, l. : replace 0 by 1 p. 6, l. 5: replace 6 by p. 69, l. 10: replace (3) by (6) p. 70, l. 5: replace cos by cosh p. 71, l. 5: put number of formula: (1 ) p. 75, l. 4: replace D α 1/ l+λ by D α 1/ l+λ+1 p. 77, l. : replace Γ( σ p m + 1) by Γ( σ p m + 1) p. 78, l. 8 and l. 3: replace Γ(p 1 )m! by Γ(p 1 ) p. 80, l. 7: replace 1 1 by 1 and (1 x ) by (x 1) p. 80, l. 1: replace (z 1) by (z 1) 1/ p. 8, l. 9 and l. 10: replace D iλ+α ν iλ+α 1/ by Diλ+1/ ν iλ+α 1/ p. 84: add after formula () (We suppose here that f decomposes only by means of class 1 irreducible representations of SO(n).) p. 86, l. : replace l(n 3)! by l!(n 3)! p. 96, l. 8: add at the end of the formula p. 99, l. : replace by p. 101, l. 1 and l. 1-13: replace (6) of Section 9.4. by (3) of Section p. 104, l. 6: replace ae by are ] 1/ p. 104, l. 3: replace e F by 3 F p. 105, l. 1 and l. : replace rime by prime and hae by have p. 105, l. 5: replace m r by m r p. 110, l. 10 and l. 11: replace cosh by cos (3 times) p. 10, l. 7: replace (t 5 + n)! by (t 5 + n) 9
10 p. 11, l. 4: replace kk by k p. 1, l. 3: replace jkmj n by J kmj n p. 17, l. 4: replace () by formula () of Section 9..7 p. 140, l. 7: replace equality by equalities p. 144, l. 4: replace by p. 150, l. 7: replace oeprators by operators p. 15, l. 9: replace J p (x) p by J p (x p) p. 153, l. 7: replace (T ψ 1, ξ n ) by (T ϕ 1, ψ n ) p. 154, l. 4: replace ξ + ξ by ξ 1 + ξ p. 158, l. 5: replace (x) by (x ) p. 16, l. 11: replace oeprator by operator p. 165, l. : replace (5) and (6) by (5) or (6) p. 168, l. 7: replace t n 3 by t n 3 dt p. 169, l. 10: replace 9.1. by 9..1 p. 169, l. 6: replace SO(x) by SO(s) p. 178, l. 4: replace (10) by (9) p. 18, l. 10: replace η R n by y R n p. 185, l. 8 and l. : replace (7) of Section by (1) of Section p. 186, l. 7: replace by p. 190, l. 4 and l. 6: replace (1) and (3) of Section by (11) of Section p. 198, l. 5: replace n by n + p. 198, l. 7: replace Mδ by M p. 00, l. 5: replace M by M p. 01, l. 6: replace is one of by is of p. 08, l. 4: replace B(t) by B(t) p. 10, l. 9: replace 9.3. by p. 11, l. 1: put number of the formula: (7 ) p. 13, formula (6): replace Ξ n 1,s N by Ξ n 1,s N p. 14, l. 1: replace iuρ by iρ p. 16, l. 1: replace r + p by r + p 3 and s + q by s + q 3 p. 17, l. 1: replace ϕ and ϕ 1 by ϕ 1 and ϕ, respectively p. 19, l. 4: replace R by R 1 p. 3, l. 9: replace e πiα by e πiα p. 6, l. 3: replace separated by separation p. 6, l. 6: replace separation by separated p. 7, l. 11: replace by p. 7, l. 4: replace (4 ) of Section by (5) of Section p. 30, l. 9 and l. 11: replace M by m (3 times) p. 4, l. : replace Γ(γ + ) by Γ(γ + 1) p. 45, l. 5: replace ( ) ( ) s s k r by s s k r 10
11 p. 47, l. 16: replace numbers by number p. 47, l. 5: replace cosh by cos p. 47, l. : replace cos by cosh p. 48, l. 6: replace G by G mn pq p. 48, l. 4: replace 0 n q by 0 n p p. 49, l. 9: replace Γ(a j + b k 1) by Γ(1 + b k a j ) p. 49, l. 4: replace b m by b q p. 5, l. : replace α p,α by α p, α p. 57, l. 5: replace σ n 5 by σ n 5 p. 57, l. 1: replace m m 1 by m=m 1 p. 63, l. 8: replace 0 < Re σ by 0 > Re σ p. 68, l. 9: replace (10) by (9) p. 78, l. 1: replace U n by U(n) p. 80, formulas (6) and (7): replace z by z in -th and 3-th rows of the matrices p. 90, l. 9: replace (1) by (11) p. 30, l. 15: replace corresond by correspond p. 308, l. 6: replace T nll by T nll p. 314, l. 8: replace m r 1 by m r+1 ] ] 1/ p. 317, l. 3: replace by p. 31, l. 11: replace and by or p. 34, l. 6: replace t n m,l,l m (m,0)0 by t n+m,l,l m (m,0)0 p. 34, l. 9: replace (l + n ) by (l + n )! p. 36, l. 5: replace ϕ n=1,σ 1,k+1 by ϕ n+1,σ 1,k+1 p. 36, l. 6: replace (σ k = n ) by (σ k + n ) p. 38, l. 11: replace ξ by Ξ p. 39, l. 3: replace s!p!q! by p!q! p. 330, l. 6: replace I pq by K pq p. 330, l. 10: replace (7) by (6) p. 330, l. 5: replace s q by s + q p. 331, l. 6: replace by p. 33, l. 10: replace by p. 333, l. 3 and l. 3: replace n 1 by n 1 p. 333, l. 3: replace g n 1 by g n 1 p. 333, l. : replace g n 1 by g n 1 p. 335, l. 14: replace sin θ 1 sin θ 1 by sin θ 1 sin θ p. 336, l. 14: replace g n by g n p. 337, l. 3: replace r β+m m (cosh t 1 ) by r m m p. 337, l. : replace P (α+m+m,m m ) µ m by P (α+m+m,β+m m ) µ m (cosh t 1 ) p. 338, l. 4: replace r w by r 11
12 p. 340, l. 9: replace a ll by a ll = p. 343, l. : replace (β + 1 ) by Γ(β + 1 ) p. 345, l. 11: replace K by K p. 347, l. 10: replace P (α 1,k l l by P (α 1,k l) l p. 348, l. 5: replace (r 1) m m+1 by (r 1)r m m+1 p. 350, l. 5: replace cosh t)α β 1 by cosh t) α β 1 p. 351, l. 4: replace β; by β; p. 353, l. 8: replace t(θ) by t nll (mm )0 (θ) p. 355, l. 3: replace q k by q + k and q 1 by q + 1 p. 356, l. 8: replace P (α 1, 1) r+q by P (α 1, q) r+q p. 357, l. 1: replace ( ν 1 n + 1) by ( ν 1 n + 1)! ( ) ( ) p. 365, l. 1: replace y x by x y y x p. 366, l. 4: replace g n 1 by g n p. 369, l. 1: replace by p. 374, l. 9: replace 4 by r p. 374, l. 4: replace (r j )! by (r j ) p. 377, l. 5: replace (p + m + n 3)! by (p + m + n 3)! p. 377, l. 3: replace sin by sinh p. 381, l. : replace hypergometric by hypergeometric p. 386, l. 10: replace N by n p. 388, l. 10: replace p; j by p j p. 390, l. 6: replace (p j )! by (m j )! p. 390, l. 8: replace cos ϕ by cos ψ p. 396, l. 1: add to the end of the line Points q for which [q, q] = 0 form the cone C n 1 H. p. 400, l. 10: replace by p. 413, l. 3: replace algegra by algebra p. 418, l. 9: replace n 1 by n 1 p. 47, l. 1: replace 1 α, β by 1 α β p. 430, l. 13: replace mb by b p. 434, l. 8: replace = ia d dx f g(x) by ia d dx f g(x) p. 438, l. 7: replace (gij 1 ) by (g( 1) ij ) p. 44, l. 11: replace D 1 by D 1 p. 44, l. 16: replace T k by T h p. 44, l. 5: replace R n,n+ by R n,n p. 443, l. 5: replace m=0 (T nm D l(m) ) by m=0 (T nm D l(m) ) p. 447, l. 13: replace E by D p. 449, l. 3: replace = by p. 451, l. 4: replace N + n by N n p. 451, l. 3: replace n 1 by n + 1 1
13 p. 46, l. 3: replace π(pn + l by π(pn + l) p. 463, l. 8: replace (p + 1) by (5p + 1) p. 463, l. 7: replace funntions by functions p. 473, l. 3: replace θ by ζ p. 476, l. 5: replace ĥll j by ĥll j p. 477, l. 1: replace (10) by (11) p. 477, l. 7: replace iwth by with p. 480, l. : replace (cos ϕ )θ 1 by (cos ϕ )β 1 p. 483, l. 5: replace g n (θ 1 ) by g n 1 (θ 1 ) p. 491, l. 9: replace h by y p. 494, l. 7: replace x hg 1 p by x = hg 1 p p. 495, l. 6: replace (N/ H / G ) by (N H / G ) p. 499, l. : replace Γ(u + n l + 1) by Γ(u + l n + 1) p. 499, l. 16: replace fo rm by form p. 505, l. 8: replace x 0 by x 0 p. 506, l. : replace take by takes p. 506, l. 1: replace i 1 by u 1 p. 506, l. 7: replace E r m by E r m p. 508, l. 14: replace gj by 6j p. 509, l. 4: replace w i + by w i p. 511, l. 11: replace ( 1) by ( 1) m q p. 51, l. 10: replace Γ(a+n+1) Γ(a+1) by Γ(a+n) Γ(a)Γ(n+1) p. 51, l. 6: replace q n(n n) by q nn+ 1 n(n 1) p. 51, l. 5: replace (a; q) n = by (a; q) n (a;q) (q n a;q) = p. 51, l. 4: replace (a; q) n (k + 1) by (a; q) n(k+1) p. 513, formula (14): replace z j by (( 1) j q j(j 1)/ ) n m+1 z j p. 514, l. 1: replace This series by This series for q < 1 p. 514, l. 11: replace q 1 z by q 1 ; z p. 514, l. 10: replace = by = a k p. 515, l. 7: replace q > 0 by 1 > q > 0 p. 516, l. 8; p. 55, l. 5: replace Eberlane by Eberlein p. 517, l. 1: replace ϕ ( ) by n p. 55, l. 4: remove p. 59, l. 13: replace 9 by ( p. 53, l. 8: replace r c by r j p. 535, l. 11: remove m in the end of the line (q j ;q) n(q x ;q) nq n (q a ;q) n(q b ;q) n(q;q) n p. 537, l. 14: replace finite by finite support, The basic hypergeometric functions were defined by formula (14) before writing this chapter. Now another definition is used which includes the multiplier given here. 13
14 p. 538, l. 1: replace q b 1, q a 1 by q b+1, q a+1 p. 541, l. 14: remove In particular p. 553, l. 1: replace q h/ by )q h/ p. 556, l. 5: replace q h 1 h by q h 1 k p. 560, l. 6: replace x + y τ by z = x + y τ p. 576, l. : replace quadratic by one quadratic p. 607, l. 4: replace q-eberlane by q-eberlein Volume 3 p. 1, formula (1): add at the end a q n, q n 1, p. 1, l. 5: replace (q; q) r by (q; q) N and q r(r N 1)/4 by q r(r N 1)/ p. and p. 3, formulas (16) and (17): replace [r+α]! [r+β]! by [r+α] [r+β] p. 7, l. 6: replace q (k+1)(n+1)+j by q (k+1)(n+1) j p. 9, l. 3: replace b[[a]](1 bqx) a 1 q by b[[ a]](1 bx) a 1 q p. 1, l. : replace x a by qx a (two times) p. 1, l. 3: replace [[m]]! by [[m]]! = [[1]][[]] [[m]], [[k]] p. 1, l. 8: replace q j by q n p. 14, formula (1): this integral does not converges. For this reason, q-gamma function has to be defined by formulas (4) and (5) on this page. p. 17, l. : replace ϕ 1 (a, b; c; q, x), (1 a), ϕ 1 (aq, b; c; q, x) by ϕ 1 (q a, b; c; q, x), 1 qa 1 q, ϕ 1 (q a+1, b; c; q, x), respectively p. 17, l. 1: replace ϕ 1 (a, b; c; q, x), ( c)x c, ϕ 1 (a, b; cq 1 ; q, x) by ϕ 1 (a, b; q c ; q, x), 1 q c 1 1 q x c, ϕ 1 (a, b; q c 1 ; q, x), respectively p. 18, l. 4: replace these lines by D n q { x c+n 1 Φ 1 (c/a, c/b; c + n; q, x) } = (qc ; q) n (1 q) n xc 1 Φ 1 (c/a, c/b; c; q, x) = (qc ; q) n (1 q) n xc 1 Φ 1 (a, b; c; q, xq c a b ) 1Φ 0 (ab/c; q, xq c a b ). p. 18, formula (5): replace this formula by { x Dq n c+n 1 ϕ 1 (q a+n, q b+n ; q c+n ; q, xq c a b n } ) 1ϕ 0 (q a+b c+n ; q, q c a b n = (qc ; q) n ϕ 1 (q a, q b ; q c ; q, xq c a b ) ) (1 q) n xc 1 1ϕ 0 (q a+b c ; q, xq c a b. ) (5) p. 18, formula (6): replace this formula by 1ϕ 0 (q b c n ; q, xq c b+n )D n q p. 19, l. 8, 3, : replace ϕ 1 by Φ 1 p. 5, l. 6: replace A by A x c+n 1 1ϕ 0 (q b c ; q, xq c b ) = (qc ; q) n (1 q) n xc 1 ϕ 1 (q n, q b ; q c ; q, xq c+n b ). p. 30, l. 6: replace homomorphisms by (anti)homomorphisms 14 (6)
15 p. 3, l. 1: replace not a root of unity by positive p. 35, l. 13: replace (1) and () by (3) p. 41, l. 4: replace m + 1 by m 1 p. 5, l. 8 and l. 3: replace U(sl ) by U q (sl ) p. 53, l. 8: replace Rc by RC p. 53, l. 4: replace U(sl ) by U q (sl ) p. 66, l. 9: replace where by where b = b 1 q x M, σ = m n const, τ = x y const, p. 67, l. 5 and l. 1: replace 3 Φ by Φ 1 p. 69, l. 9: replace q-aberlane by q-eberlein p. 69, l. 5: replace (1 abq n+ ) by (1 abq n+1 ) p. 69, l. 1: replace (1 q x+1 ) by (1 abq x+1 ) p. 71, l. 1: replace (γδ/β; q) x by (γ/β; q) x p. 78, l. 8: replace e c by e a p. 79, l. 7: replace a by aq (4 times) p. 81, l. 9: now q-askey-wilson polynomials are called as Askey-Wilson polynomials p. 83, l. 4: replace a n+1 by q n+1 p. 83, l. 11: replace a by a p. 83, l. 10: replace (1 aq k by (1 a q k ) and (1 a) by (1 a ) p. 85, l. 3: replace tn a n (ac;q) n(ad;q) n (cd;q) n(q;q) n by t n (ab;q) n(cd;q) n(q;q) n p. 86, l. 4: replace (cd;q)n(q;q)nan (ac;q) n(ad;q) nπi p. 88, l. 15: replace 1x by x p. 103, l. 3: replace t l ij by t(l) ij p. 103, l. 4: replace by p. 104, l. 7: replace by p. 105, l. 14: replace by p. 107, l. : replace K L by L K p. 109, l. 8: replace (5) by (7) p. 11, l. 6: replace (l j) by (l n) p. 11, l. 5: replace (l + i) by (l + m) by (ab;q)n(cd;q)n(q;q)n πi p. 141, l. 6: replace t s by t q p+s p. 141, l. 7: remove in numbers s p s p s s, numerating rows and columns of the matrix, the last number s (two times) p. 141, l. 16: replace t s by t s p. 149, l. 1: replace π by π/ p. 154, l. 9: replace λ j λ j by λ j, λ j p. 159, l. 6; p. 186, l. 14; p. 188, l. 5; p. 07. l. 19: replace In this reason by For this reason p. 195, l. 13: replace g ij by g ji p. 00, l. 8: replace prove by proved 15
16 p. 04, l. 4: replace It by If p. 04, l. 6: replace (T Q (g)f by (T Q (g)f) p. 05, l. 19: replace right by ring p. 07, l. 11: replace I + by I + p. 08, l. 1: replace α m by α m p. 11, l. 6: replace P(m) by P(X) p. 15, l. 1: replace f by h p. 19, l. 3: replace f 1 (n + ) by f 1 (ṅ + n + ) p. 1, l. 15: replace W W by W W p., l. 1: replace namg by nam p. 7, l. 14: replace functions by function p. 31, l. 3: replace ω 1 SO(q) by ω SO(q) p. 34, l. 3: replace Tr T γγ (h) by Tr T γγ (h) p. 37, l. 5: replace t ν,αβ,λµ (g)(gg 0 ) by t ν,αβ,λµ (gg 0 ) p. 40, l. 8: replace F (α k, β k, γ k ; x k ) by F (α k, β k ; γ k ; x k ) p. 43, l. 7: replace j < k n by 1 j < k n p. 45, l. 4: replace (l 1,..., l k 1 by (l 1,..., l k 1 ) p. 55, l. 18: replace SZ 1/ by SZ 1/ p. 57, l. 11 and l. 9: replace A(m, R) by D(m, R) p. 73, l. : replace subgroup by group p. 77, l. 8: replace are integers by are non-negative integers p. 83, formula (1): replace ( 1 n(n + 1))! by ( 1 n(n + 1) 1)! p. 83, formula (13): replace ( 1 n(n 1))! by ( 1 n(n 1) 1)! p. 9, l. 13: replace ξ(t 1 ) by ξ (T 1 ) p. 96, l. 7 and l. 6: replace e Λ, f i by (e Λ, f i ) p. 97, l. 5: replace µ Z + by µ Z p. 97, l. 9: replace orthonormal by orthogonal p. 30, l. 15; p. 306, l. : replace In by For p. 303, l. : replace i j p by i < j p p. 308, l. 10 and l. 11: replace c k by c k p. 315, l. 13: replace γ 1 by γ p. 37, l. 6: replace s by s p. 39, l. 9: replace λ by Λ p. 331, l. 7; p. 33, l. 4: replace In by For p. 335, l. 7: replace (1) by () p. 343, l. 1: replace M km by M km (R) p. 344, l. 9: replace +etr by etr p. 344, l. 1; p. 345, p. 1, 3, 13, 15, 17: replace M l,m l by M m l,l p. 35, l. 1, 15: replace k by k p. 359, l. 13: replace P µ (γ,δ) by P µ (γ,δ) (Λ) 16
17 p. 409, l. 5: replace F by F (two times) p. 416, l. 1: replace In by For p. 417, l. 1: replace r n ) by r s ), s = [ n ], p. 418, l. 14: replace by p. 448, l. 10: replace h R by h R p. 450, l. 8: replace Re z = Re z = ±1/ by Re z = ±1/, Re z = ±1/ p. 450, l. 8: replace z = z ± 1 by z = z ± 1 p. 451, l. 8; p. 453, l. 10: replace simple by prime p. 457, l. 3: replace q = e πiz by q = e πiτ p. 460, l. 7: replace 1 f( iτ) by 1 + f( iτ) p. 464, l. 11; p. 466, l. 7: replace In this reason by For this reason p. 468, l. and 5 of the note: replace simple by prime p. 469, l. 7: replace z + 1 by z + τ p. 47, l. 6: replace e πir(n 1) by e πir(n 1) p. 47, l. 8: replace m=1 by m=0 p. 474, l. : replace U(0, b, 0) by U(0, b, 1) p. 474, l. 3: replace U(a, 0, 0) by U(a, 0, 1) p. 480, l. 7, 1, 13: replace Sp(n, Z) by Sp(r, Z) p. 496, l. 11: replace In this reason by For this reason p. 504, l. 8: replace ĥ by h p. 506, l. 7: replace L(g) by L(g) p. 507, Fig. 19.1: replace γ by δ (6 times) p. 515, l. 10: replace algebras by algebra p. 517, Fig. 19.: replace γ by δ (6 times) p. 57, l. 9: replace In by For p. 57, l. 10: replace H Λ by H p. 57, l. 1: replace H Λ by H p. 58, l. and l. 3: replace by + p. 58, l. 9 and l. 10: replace Λ λ by Λ + λ p. 58, l. 10, 9, 8: replace F Λ by F λ p. 530, l. : replace H λ by H Λ p. 545, l. 13; p. 554, l. 11: replace In this reason by For this reason p. 560, l. 1: replace is by are p. 589, l. 3: replace by p. 591, l. 1; p. 59, l. : replace ĥ by ĥ p. 60, l. 6: put number of formula: (8) p. 60, l. 7: put number of formula: (9) 17
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