1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4615-4109-7
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Introduction to the Quantum Yang-Baxter Equation and Quantum Groups: An Algebraic Approach

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“…Identifying H and H * * in the usual way, we see that (9) can be formulated r(p (1) ) * • T • (p (2) ) * = (p (2) ) * • T • r(p (1) ) * for all p ∈ H * which in turn is equivalent to (p (2) ) • T * • r(p (1) ) = r(p (1) ) • T * • (p (2) ) for all p ∈ H * . 2 Suppose that n > 1 and k contains a primitive nth root of unity ω.…”
Section: The Subalgebra Of Cocommutative Elements Of D(h ) *mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Identifying H and H * * in the usual way, we see that (9) can be formulated r(p (1) ) * • T • (p (2) ) * = (p (2) ) * • T • r(p (1) ) * for all p ∈ H * which in turn is equivalent to (p (2) ) • T * • r(p (1) ) = r(p (1) ) • T * • (p (2) ) for all p ∈ H * . 2 Suppose that n > 1 and k contains a primitive nth root of unity ω.…”
Section: The Subalgebra Of Cocommutative Elements Of D(h ) *mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…(10) Then (C,/3, S, G) is a twist quantum coalgebra over C. The bracket polynomial for knots is the expression computed according to (4) multiplied by -t2/(1 + t4), where c = e~ + e~ ~ M2(C)* = C is the trace function. The quantum coalgebra described above is generalized as follows.…”
Section: S(e~) = E 2 S(e 2) = El S(e~) = -T2e12 and S(e 2) = -T-zementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Background material needed for the coalgebra theory used in this paper is more than adequately covered in [1,10,11,14]. Throughout k is a field and k* is the set of nonzero elements of k.…”
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“…Throughout k will be a field and H a finite dimensional Hopf algebra over k. For general facts on Hopf algebras and related notions we refer the reader to [8], [14], and [17]. In this section we recall the construction of the Brauer group BM(k, H, R) of a finite dimensional quasi-triangular Hopf algebra (H, R) over a field k; see [2], [3].…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%