2008
DOI: 10.1143/ptp.120.659
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Hopf Algebra Symmetry and String Theory

Abstract: We investigate the Hopf algebra structure in string worldsheet theory and give a unified formulation of the quantization of string and the space-time symmetry. We reformulate the path integral quantization of string as a Drinfeld twist at the worldsheet level. The coboundary relation shows that the Drinfeld twist defines a module algebra which is equivalent to operators with normal ordering. Upon applying the twist, the space-time diffeomorphism is deformed into a twisted Hopf algebra, while the Poincar\'e sym… Show more

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“…For B = 0 case, U (P) is a twist invariant Hopf subalgebra of H under the twisting by F 0 , as argued in [4,5]. Equivalently, U (P) is a Hopf subalgebra ofĤ withP μ = P μ andL μν = L μν as elements inĤ.…”
Section: Successive Twistmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…For B = 0 case, U (P) is a twist invariant Hopf subalgebra of H under the twisting by F 0 , as argued in [4,5]. Equivalently, U (P) is a Hopf subalgebra ofĤ withP μ = P μ andL μν = L μν as elements inĤ.…”
Section: Successive Twistmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…One advantage of this procedure is that both, the module algebra A (observables) and the Hopf algebra H (symmetry) are simultaneously quantized by a single twist element F. This gives us a significantly simple understanding of the symmetry structure after the quantization, as discussed in [4,5] in great detail: There, we argued that the symmetry of the theory in the conventional sense is characterized as a twist invariant Hopf subalgebra of H F . The other elements of H F , i.e., generic diffeomorphisms, should be twisted at the quantum level.…”
Section: Twist Quantizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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