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We construct a large number of coherent states satisfying the resolution of unity with a positive weight function, obtained through analytic solutions of the Stieltjes moment problem (coherent states on a plane) and the Hausdorff moment problem (coherent states on a disk). These solutions are obtained through the method of inverse Mellin transform. In addition, these coherent states induce a deformation of the metric that has been calculated analytically.
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