2005
DOI: 10.1007/s11253-005-0226-3
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Conditional Expectations on Compact Quantum Groups and Quantum Double Cosets

Abstract: We prove that a conditional expectation on a compact quantum group that satisfies certain conditions can be decomposed into a composition of two conditional expectations one of which is associated with quantum double cosets and the other preserves the counit.

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“…This brings a lot of trouble constructing non-trivial compact quantum hypergroups. Later on Kalyuzhnyi proposed [Kal01] a construction of compact quantum hypergroups using conditional expectations on compact quantum groups. The compact quantum hypergroups discussed in this paper mainly come from this construction.…”
Section: Consider An Elementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This brings a lot of trouble constructing non-trivial compact quantum hypergroups. Later on Kalyuzhnyi proposed [Kal01] a construction of compact quantum hypergroups using conditional expectations on compact quantum groups. The compact quantum hypergroups discussed in this paper mainly come from this construction.…”
Section: Consider An Elementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theorem 1.3. [Kal01] Let G = (A, ∆, ǫ, S) be a compact quantum group. Let h be its Haar measure and P : A → B be an h-invariant conditional expectation that maps to a unital C * -subalgebra B of A.…”
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“…The following construction, of new C * -hyperbialgebras from old, was described explicitly (in the context of compact quantum hypergroups) in the papers [10] and [11], but its origins go back much further (see [5] and references therein). All known examples of noncommutative C * -hyperbialgebras arise in this way from C * -bialgebras.…”
Section: * -Hyperbialgebras and The Conditional Expectation Construmentioning
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“…The main results have been summarised in [15]. Recent years have also seen an increased interest in the noncommutative generalisation of classical hypergroups ( [3]), initiated by Chapovsky and Vainerman ( [5]) and continued, for example, in the papers [10] and [11]. Compact quantum hypergroups differ from compact quantum groups in that their coproduct need not be multiplicative.…”
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