Nakayama automorphism and rigidity of dual reflection group coactions

Kirkman, Ellen; Kuzmanovich, James; Zhang, J.J.

doi:10.1016/j.jalgebra.2017.05.021

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“…In [KKZ5], rigidity with respect to group coactions is studied. Let A be a connected (N-)graded k-algebra.…”

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“…is equivalent to a G-grading of A (compatible with the original N-grading), and the fixed subring A coG is A e , the component of the unit element e ∈ A under the G-grading. We recall a definition [KKZ5,Definition 0.8]: we say that a connected graded algebra A is rigid with respect to group coactions if for every nontrivial finite group G coacting on A homogeneously and inner faithfully, the fixed subring A co G is not isomorphic to A as algebras. The following Artin-Schelter regular algebras are rigid with respect to group coactions [KKZ5, Theorem 0.9]:…”

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“…Conjecture 0.2. The graded noetherian down-up algebras are rigid with respect to semisimple Hopf algebra actions in the sense of [KKZ5,Remark 0.10].…”

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“…In a slightly different language, Theorem 0.1 says that graded noetherian downup algebras do not admit "dual reflection groups" for group coactions in the sense of [KKZ5,Definition 0.1]. A result in [KKZ3,Corollary 4.11] states: Let B be a noetherian Artin-Schelter regular domain, and let G be a finite group acting on B homogeneously.…”

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“…Some basic definitions can be found in [BB,KKZ5]; for example, inner faithful is defined in [BB,Definition 2.7]. Artin-Schelter regular will be abbreviated by AS regular; for the definition see [KKZ5, Definition 1.1].…”

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Rigidity of down-up algebras with respect to finite group coactions

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Abstract. If G is a nontrivial finite group coacting on a graded noetherian down-up algebra A inner faithfully and homogeneously, then the fixed subring A co G is not isomorphic to A. Therefore graded noetherian down-up algebras are rigid with respect to finite group coactions, in the sense of Alev-Polo. An example is given to show that this rigidity under group coactions does not have all the same consequences as the rigidity under group actions. IntroductionThroughout this paper, let k be a base field that is algebraically closed of characteristic zero, and let all vector spaces, (co)algebras, and morphisms be over k.A remarkable theorem of Alev-Polo [AP, Theorem 1] states: Let g and g ′ be two semisimple Lie algebras. Let G be a finite group of algebra automorphisms of the universal enveloping algebra U (g) such that the fixed subringThen G is trivial and g ∼ = g ′ . Alev-Polo called this result a rigidity theorem for universal enveloping algebras. In addition, they proved a rigidity theorem for the Weyl algebras [AP, Theorem 2]. Kuzmanovich and the second-and third-named authors proved Alev-Polo's rigidity theorems in the graded case in [KKZ1, Theorem 0.2 and Corollary 0.4].(Commutative) polynomial rings are not rigid; indeed, by the classical ShephardTodd-Chevalley Theorem if G is a reflection group acting on a commutative polynomial ring A then A G is isomorphic to A. Artin-Schelter regular algebras [AS] are considered to be a natural analogue of polynomial rings in many respects. This paper concerns a class of noncommutative Artin-Schelter regular algebras. The rigidity of a noncommutative algebra is closely related to the lack of reflections in the noncommutative setting [KKZ1]. Therefore the rigidity of an algebra leads to a trivialization of the Shephard-Todd-Chevalley theorem [ST,KKZ2], which is one of the key results in noncommutative invariant theory [Ki]. The rigidity property is also related to Watanabe's criterion for the Gorenstein property, see [KKZ3, Theorem 4.10]. Some recent work in noncommutative algebraic geometry connects the rigidity property and the lack of reflections to Auslander's theorem [BHZ], which is one of the fundamental ingredients in the McKay correspondence [CKWZ1,CKWZ2]. Further understanding of the rigidity property will have implications for several other research directions.In [KKZ5], rigidity with respect to group coactions is studied. Let A be a connected (N-)graded k-algebra. A G-coaction on A (preserving the N-grading)2010 Mathematics Subject Classification. 16E10, 16W22. Key words and phrases. Down-up algebra, coaction, rigidity, Artin-Schelter regular algebra, homological determinant. is equivalent to a G-grading of A (compatible with the original N-grading), and the fixed subring A coG is A e , the component of the unit element e ∈ A under the G-grading. We recall a definition [KKZ5, Definition 0.8]: we say that a connected graded algebra A is rigid with respect to group coactions if for every nontrivial finite group G coacting on A homogeneously and inner faithfu...

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“…In [KKZ5], rigidity with respect to group coactions is studied. Let A be a connected (N-)graded k-algebra.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Conjecture 0.2. The graded noetherian down-up algebras are rigid with respect to semisimple Hopf algebra actions in the sense of [KKZ5,Remark 0.10].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%