Contents
- 1 Statement
- 2 Relations with representation theory
- 2.1 Case m = 1 and representation Sk Cn
- 2.1.1 Capelli identity for m = 1
- 2.2 The universal enveloping algebra and its center
- 2.3 General m and dual pairs
- 2.1 Case m = 1 and representation Sk Cn
- 3 Generalizations
- 3.1 Turnbull's identity for symmetric matrices
- 3.2 The Howe–Umeda–Kostant–Sahi identity for antisymmetric matrices
- 3.3 The Caracciolo–Sportiello–Sokal identity for Manin matrices
- 3.4 The Mukhin–Tarasov–Varchenko identity and the Gaudin model
- 3.4.1 Statement
- 3.4.2 The Gaudin quantum integrable system and Talalaev's theorem
- 3.5 Permanents, immanants, traces – "higher Capelli identities"
- 3.5.1 Turnbull's identity for permanents of antisymmetric matrices
- 4 References
- 4.1 Inline
- 4.2 General
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