Quantum flag manifolds, quantum symmetric spaces and their associated universal K-matrices

preprint2018arXivOpen access

Abstract

Let UU be a connected, simply connected compact Lie group with complexification GG. Let u\mathfrak{u} and g\mathfrak{g} be the associated Lie algebras. Let ΓΓ be the Dynkin diagram of g\mathfrak{g} with underlying set II, and let Uq(u)U_q(\mathfrak{u}) be the associated quantized universal enveloping ∗*-algebra of u\mathfrak{u} for some 0<q0<q distinct from 11. Let Oq(U)\mathcal{O}_q(U) be the coquasitriangular quantized function Hopf ∗*-algebra of UU, whose Drinfeld double Oq(GR)\mathcal{O}_q(G_{\mathbb{R}}) we view as the quantized function ∗*-algebra of GG considered as a real algebraic group. We show how the datum ν=(τ,ε)ν= (τ,ε) of an involution ττ of ΓΓ and a ττ-invariant function ε:I→Rε: I \rightarrow \mathbb{R} can be used to deform Oq(GR)\mathcal{O}_q(G_{\mathbb{R}}) into a ∗*-algebra Oqν,id(GR)\mathcal{O}_q^{ν,\mathrm{id}}(G_{\mathbb{R}}) by a modification of the Drinfeld double construction. We then show how, by a generalized theory of universal KK-matrices, a specific ∗*-subalgebra Oq(Gν\\GR)\mathcal{O}_q(G_ν\backslash \backslash G_{\mathbb{R}}) of Oqν,id(GR)\mathcal{O}_q^{ν,\mathrm{id}}(G_{\mathbb{R}}) admits ∗*-homomorphisms into both Uq(u)U_q(\mathfrak{u}) and Oq(U)\mathcal{O}_q(U), the images being coideal ∗*-subalgebras of respectively Uq(u)U_q(\mathfrak{u}) and Oq(U)\mathcal{O}_q(U). We illustrate the theory by showing that two main classes of examples arise by such coideals, namely quantum flag manifolds and quantum symmetric spaces (except possibly for certain exceptional cases). In the former case this connects to work of the first author and Neshveyev, while for the latter case we heavily rely on recent results of Balagović and Kolb.

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