What is the paraquantization? How does one develop a geometric pq?

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hi this is my first participation in this forum
I want aske some quastions
what is the paraquantization ?
can we devloppe a geometric paraquantization?
how can demonstrate that the green anzats is equivalent to tri commutation relation of parastatistical particle
 
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theyazen said:
what is the paraquantization ?

Apparently, it is a method of quantization which does not use the standard commutation relations between position and momentum. Maybe this reference will be useful: H. S. Green, Phys. Rev. 90, (1953) 270.
 
thenk you
but where can I find this article because I am from kongoo I have not the acces to e librery
 
theyazen said:
thenk you
but where can I find this article because I am from kongoo I have not the acces to e librery

You could find it in a reglular library perhaps... but anyways, I attached the article. You might also be interested in work done on "anyons" in the late 70s and afterwards.
 
hmm... is it attached? I tried to attach the .pdf, but I don't see it.
 
thank you and I wait the article
 

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