In recent years, various nonlinear algebraic structures have been obtained in the context of quantum systems as symmetry algebras, Painlevé transcendent models and missing label problems. In this paper we treat all of these algebras as instances of the class of quadratic (and higher degree) commutator bracket algebras of PBW type. We provide a general approach for simplifying the constraints arising from the diamond lemma, and apply this in particular to give a comprehensive analysis of the quadratic case. We present new examples of quadratic algebras, which admit a cubic Casimir invariant. The connection with other approaches such as Gröbner bases is developed, and we suggest how our explicit and computational techniques can be relevant in other contexts.
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School of Natural Sciences
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ArXiv
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United States
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