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The oscillator-type realization is proposed for the continuous set of infinite-dimensional algebras of quantum operators on the two-dimensional sphere and hyperboloid. This realization is typical for infinite-dimensional higher spin algebras related to higher spin gauge theories. It involves the Klein-type operator that emerges nontrivially in the Heisenberg-type commutation relations for the oscillators. The invariant trace and bilinear form are constructed. The latter is shown to degenerate for all odd-integer values of the continuous parameter ν, which parametrizes the class of algebras under investigation. The degeneration points are shown to correspond to ordinary finite-dimensional matrix algebras and superalgebras. Possible applications of these results to higher spin gauge theories are discussed. In particular, it is noted that the deformation parameter ν can be interpreted as a vacuum value of some auxiliary scalar field in an appropriate higher spin gauge theory.
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M. A. Vasiliev (1991) studied this question.
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