2006
DOI: 10.1142/s0129055x06002796
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On Moment Maps Associated to a Twisted Heisenberg Double

Abstract: We review the concept of the (anomalous) Poisson-Lie symmetry in a way that emphasises the notion of Poisson-Lie Hamiltonian. The language that we develop turns out to be very useful for several applications: we prove that the left and the right actions of a group G on its twisted Heisenberg double (D, κ) realize the (anomalous) Poisson-Lie symmetries and we explain in a very transparent way the concept of the Poisson-Lie subsymmetry and that of Poisson-Lie symplectic reduction. Under some additional condition… Show more

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“…The material collected below is well known to experts (see e.g. [16,27,22,23,40]), except perhaps the presentation of the quasi-adjoint action that we shall give. We start by recalling that the Heisenberg double of the standard Poisson-Lie group U(n) is the real Lie group GL(n, C) equipped with a certain Poisson structure.…”
Section: The Rudiments Of the Heisenberg Doublementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The material collected below is well known to experts (see e.g. [16,27,22,23,40]), except perhaps the presentation of the quasi-adjoint action that we shall give. We start by recalling that the Heisenberg double of the standard Poisson-Lie group U(n) is the real Lie group GL(n, C) equipped with a certain Poisson structure.…”
Section: The Rudiments Of the Heisenberg Doublementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The symplectic reduction now can be performed and the question arises whether we can identify the orbits of a LS action on L u which would coincide with the integrated surfaces of the integrable distribution. The answer is affirmative [4] and it reads:…”
Section: Symplectic Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The theory of Poisson-Lie symmetric deformations of the standard WZW models [6] was developed in [2,3,4] and it is based on the concept of the twisted Heisenberg double [5]. This contribution is a review of a part of our work [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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