2019
DOI: 10.1090/proc/14616
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Gelfand-Kirillov dimension of cosemisimple Hopf algebras

Abstract: In this note, we compute the Gelfand-Kirillov dimension of cosemisimple Hopf algebras that arise as deformations of a linearly reductive algebraic group. Our work lies in a purely algebraic setting and generalizes results of Goodearl

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“…There are many instances of the situation, see for example [6,42] for a large review of examples, and [27,32,33,37] for more recent ones. (3) As just said, the Hopf algebras in Question 1 are non-isomorphic in general, but worst, some of their ring-theoretical properties, such as Gelfand-Kirillov dimension, can be very different, see [15]. The interest in the question is thus both theoretical, in the investigation of which properties of a Hopf algebra are preserved under monoidal equivalence of the category of comodules, and practical, in the determination of the global dimension of new Hopf algebras from known old ones.…”
Section: Question 1 If a And B Are Hopf Algebras Having Equivalent Li...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are many instances of the situation, see for example [6,42] for a large review of examples, and [27,32,33,37] for more recent ones. (3) As just said, the Hopf algebras in Question 1 are non-isomorphic in general, but worst, some of their ring-theoretical properties, such as Gelfand-Kirillov dimension, can be very different, see [15]. The interest in the question is thus both theoretical, in the investigation of which properties of a Hopf algebra are preserved under monoidal equivalence of the category of comodules, and practical, in the determination of the global dimension of new Hopf algebras from known old ones.…”
Section: Question 1 If a And B Are Hopf Algebras Having Equivalent Li...mentioning
confidence: 99%