We will then identify a natural setting, namely that of q-generalizations of the Dixon Anderson and Selberg integrals both multidimensional generalizations of the Euler beta integral as candidates for permitting analysis from this perspective and as providing new multi-dimensional extensions of (1).
In the limit q [right arrow] 1 this reduces to the Euler beta integral, while taking q [right arrow] 1 in the recurrence (6) implies the beta integral evaluation
Among the topics are orthogonal polynomials spanning a non-standard flag, the supersymmetric spectra of two planar integrable quantum systems, solvable rational extension of translationally shaped invariants potentials, explicit higher-dimension Darboux transformations for the time-dependent Schrodinger equation, and elliptic
beta integrals and solvable models of statistical mechanics.
Next, we transform the [t.sub.i]-integrals to well known multiple
Beta integrals by the following transformation: