Duality for Generalised Differentials on Quantum Groups and Hopf quivers

preprint2013arXivOpen access

Abstract

We study generalised differential structures Ω1,dΩ^1,d on an algebra AA, where $A\tens A\to Ω^1$ given by $a\tens b\to a d b$ need not be surjective. The finite set case corresponds to quivers with embedded digraphs, the Hopf algebra left covariant case to pairs (Λ1,ω)(Λ^1,ω) where Λ1Λ^1 is a right module and ωω a right module map, and the Hopf algebra bicovariant case corresponds to morphisms ω:A+→Λ1ω:A^+\to Λ^1 in the category of right crossed (or Drinfeld-Radford-Yetter) modules over AA. When A=U(g)A=U(g) the generalised left-covariant differential structures are classified by cocycles ω∈Z1(g,Λ1)ω\in Z^1(g,Λ^1). We then introduce and study the dual notion of a codifferential structure (Ω1,i)(Ω^1,i) on a coalgebra and for Hopf algebras the self-dual notion of a strongly bicovariant differential graded algebra (Ω,d)(Ω,d) augmented by a codifferential ii of degree -1. Here ΩΩ is a graded super-Hopf algebra extending the Hopf algebra Ω0=AΩ^0=A and, where applicable, the dual super-Hopf algebra gives the same structure on the dual Hopf algebra. We show how to construct such objects from first order data, with both a minimal construction using braided-antisymmetrizes and a maximal one using braided tensor algebras and with dual given via braided-shuffle algebras. The theory is applied to quantum groups with Ω1(Cq(G))Ω^1(C_q(G)) dually paired to Ω1(Uq(g))Ω^1(U_q(g)), and to finite groups in relation to (super) Hopf quivers.

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