Inequivalent Z2nZ_2^n-graded brackets, nn-bit parastatistics and statistical transmutations of supersymmetric quantum mechanics

Abstract

Given an associative ring of Z2nZ_2^n-graded operators, the number of inequivalent brackets of Lie-type which are compatible with the grading and satisfy graded Jacobi identities is bn=n+⌊n/2βŒ‹+1b_n= n+\lfloor n/2\rfloor+1. This follows from the Rittenberg-Wyler and Scheunert analysis of "color" Lie (super)algebras which is revisited here in terms of Boolean logic gates. The inequivalent brackets, recovered from Z2nΓ—Z2nβ†’Z2Z_2^n\times Z_2^n\rightarrow Z_2 mappings, are defined by consistent sets of commutators/anticommutators describing particles accommodated into an nn-bit parastatistics (ordinary bosons/fermions correspond to 11 bit). Depending on the given graded Lie (super)algebra, its graded sectors can fall into different classes of equivalence expressing different types of (para)bosons and/or (para)fermions. As a first application we construct Z22Z_2^2 and Z23 Z_2^3-graded quantum Hamiltonians which respectively admit b2=4b_2=4 and b3=5b_3=5 inequivalent multiparticle quantizations (the inequivalent parastatistics are discriminated by measuring the eigenvalues of certain observables in some given states). As a main physical application we prove that the NN-extended, 1D1D supersymmetric and superconformal quantum mechanics, for N=1,2,4,8N=1,2,4,8, are respectively described by sN=2,6,10,14s_{N}=2,6,10,14 alternative formulations based on the inequivalent graded Lie (super)algebras. These numbers correspond to all possible "statistical transmutations" of a given set of supercharges which, for N=1,2,4,8{N}=1,2,4,8, are accommodated into a Z2nZ_2^n-grading with n=1,2,3,4n=1,2,3,4 (the identification is N=2nβˆ’1N= 2^{n-1}). In the simplest N=2{N}=2 setting (the 22-particle sector of the de DFF deformed oscillator with sl(2∣1)sl(2|1) spectrum-generating superalgebra), the Z22Z_2^2-graded parastatistics imply a degeneration of the energy levels which cannot be reproduced by ordinary bosons/fermions statistics.Comment: 57 pages, 16 figure

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