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# Confluence of singularities of differential equation: a Lie algebra contraction approach

@article{Zahaf2008ConfluenceOS,
title={Confluence of singularities of differential equation: a Lie algebra contraction approach},
author={Mohammed Brahim Zahaf and Dominique Manchon},
journal={arXiv: Representation Theory},
year={2008}
}
• Published 2 July 2008
• Mathematics
• arXiv: Representation Theory
We investigate here the confluence of singularities of Mathieu differential equation by means of the Lie algebra contraction of the Lie algebra of the motion group M(2) on the Heisenberg Lie algebra H(3). A similar approach for the Lam\'e equation in terms of the Lie algebra contraction of $SO_0(2,1)$ on the Lie algebra of the motion group M(2) is outlined.
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