Abstract
Associated to each subset of the nodes of a Dynkin diagram is a triangular decomposition of the corresponding Lie algebra into three subalgebras (generated by , for and for ), (generated by , ) and its dual . We demonstrate a quantum counterpart, generalising work of Majid and Rosso, by exhibiting analogous triangular decompositions of and identifying a graded braided Hopf algebra that quantizes . This algebra has many similar properties to , in many cases being a Nichols algebra and therefore completely determined by its associated braiding.
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