On Nichols bicharacter algebras

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Abstract

In this paper we define two Lie operations, and with that we define the bicharacter algebras, Nichols bicharacter algebras, quantum Nichols bicharacter algebras, etc. We obtain explicit bases for L(V)\mathfrak L(V){\tiny R_{R}} and L(V)\mathfrak L(V){\tiny L_{L}} over (i) the quantum linear space VV with dim⁡V=2\dim V=2; (ii) a connected braided vector VV of diagonal type with dim⁡V=2\dim V=2 and p1,1=p2,2=−1p_{1,1}=p_{2,2}= -1. We give the sufficient and necessary conditions for L(V)\mathfrak L(V){\tiny R_{R}}=L(V)= \mathfrak L(V), L(V)\mathfrak L(V){\tiny L_{L}}=L(V)= \mathfrak L(V), B(V)=F⊕L(V)\mathfrak B(V) = F\oplus \mathfrak L(V){\tiny R_{R}} and B(V)=F⊕L(V)\mathfrak B(V) = F\oplus \mathfrak L(V){\tiny L_{L}}, respectively. We show that if B(V)\mathfrak B(V) is a connected Nichols algebra of diagonal type with dim⁡V>1\dim V>1, then B(V)\mathfrak B(V) is finite-dimensional if and only if L(V)\mathfrak L(V){\tiny L_{L}} is finite-dimensional if and only if L(V)\mathfrak L(V){\tiny R_{R}} is finite-dimensional.

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