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Xi Wang,Canlong Zhang,Zhixin Li,Zhiwen Wang to [.] for background information. Hence we will simply begin with the excellent exposition from [.] and try to give enough detail so that a genuine insight into quantum differential calculi can be obtained. Some notation is changed to agree with [.].

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Ruibin Feng,Chi-Sing Leung,Peter Tsangnteresting problem here would seem to be that of phrasing matters entirely in the language of quantum groups and ultimately connecting the theory to tau functions in the spirit indicated below. In this direction we sketch some of the “canonical” development of the author in [.].

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Akira Hirose,Seiichi Ozawa,Derong Liuto QM based on a discrete background as in Chapters 6–8. In particular this involves a discrete calculus and could be considered as the principal reason for revisiting calculus in this book from a discrete point of view (even if that seems to go backwards historically). Despite the obvious validity

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Further Aspects of FQM,to QM based on a discrete background as in Chapters 6–8. In particular this involves a discrete calculus and could be considered as the principal reason for revisiting calculus in this book from a discrete point of view (even if that seems to go backwards historically). Despite the obvious validity

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Basics for Quantum Groups, in order to become acquainted with the notation and typical computations (there is no attempt at completeness). Further embellishment can be found in e.g. [.] as well as recent work in noncommutative algebraic geometry (cf. [.]).

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Differential Calculi,o the seminal paper [.] at least (on which much is dependent), and is of great importance in developing gauge theory and quantum gravity today (cf. [.]).Evidently one needs a first order differential calculus or cotangent bundle before trying to do any geometry or gauge theory. However there is cons