“…For a Hopf algebra H , it is known that H being co-Frobenius is equivalent to H having a non-zero right integral, so this property defines this class of Hopf algebras. Hopf algebras with non-zero integrals are very important and have been intensely studied in the last years, mainly because they have very good structural and representation theoretic properties (see [AD,DNR,H1,S1,S2,Sw1,Sw2] and references therein). Quantum groups with non-zero integrals are also of great interest; see [APW,AD,H1,H2,H3].…”