In this talk, we will discuss the concept of the numerical range and its exten
sions to different operator-theoretic frameworks. We begin with the notion of
q-numerical range in multivariable operator theory, namely the joint q-numerical
range. In this setting, we will discuss some equivalent conditions for the convexity
of the joint q-numerical range, its relation to the joint C-numerical range, and its
connections with the joint point spectrum and the joint approximate point spec
trum. We will also go through a few key bounds for the joint q-numerical radius.
In the second part of the talk, we will consider the concept of the q-numerical
range of a bounded linear operator in the framework of semi-Hilbertian spaces.
Here, we will explore the convexity and compactness properties of the q-numerical
range and present an equivalent condition for the equality case in an inequality
for the q-numerical radius in semi-Hilbertian spaces. We will also examine sev
eral geometric properties of the A-q-numerical range, including spectral inclusion
results and a circular disk union formula. Additionally, we will introduce the
notion of an A-nilpotent operator. Furthermore, we will discuss several refined
inequalities for the q-numerical radius via Orlicz functions