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arxiv 2302.00317 v2 pith:OVVL3C7L submitted 2023-02-01 hep-th

Remarks on higher Schwarzians

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The Schwarzian derivative has recently received renewed attention in connection with the study of the Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model. In mathematics literature, various higher order generalizations of the Schwarzian derivative are known due to Aharonov, Bertilsson, and Schippers. Physical applications of the higher Schwarzian derivatives have not yet been discussed in any detail. In this work, we link Bertilsson's variant to the l-conformal Galilei group, as well as discuss some of its interesting peculiarities. These include a recurrence relation, which allows one to construct the higher Schwarzians iteratively, a composition law, and symmetry transformations.

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