2016
DOI: 10.4171/jncg/250
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Quantum group-twisted tensor products of C*-algebras. II

Abstract: Abstract. For a quasitriangular C * -quantum group, we enrich the twisted tensor product constructed in the first part of this series to a monoidal structure on the category of its continuous coactions on C * -algebras. We define braided C * -quantum groups, where the comultiplication takes values in a twisted tensor product. We show that compact braided C * -quantum groups yield compact quantum groups by a semidirect product construction.

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“…In the present paper we show that any monoidal structure on C * G with these properties is related to a unitary R-matrix in the way described in [7]. What surprises in this result is the fact that it could be obtained in so general and abstract setting.…”
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“…In the present paper we show that any monoidal structure on C * G with these properties is related to a unitary R-matrix in the way described in [7]. What surprises in this result is the fact that it could be obtained in so general and abstract setting.…”
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confidence: 53%
“…Natural properties of a monoidal structure on C * G Let G = (A, ∆) be a quasitriangular locally compact quantum group. In [7] we introduced a monoidal structure ⊠ on the category C * G . It has the following properties:…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Remarkably, we get a candidate for bicharacter W of G and the dual braided quantum group. The attempt of formulating an analytic theory of braided quantum groups was undertaken in [12] and continued in [10]. For the algebraic counterpart of the notion of a braided quantum group see [7,Section 9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%