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Explicit Rieffel induction module for quantum groups
For $\mathbb{G}$ an algebraic (or more generally, a bornological) quantum group and $\mathbb{B}$ a closed quantum subgroup of $\mathbb{G}$, we build in this paper an induction module by explicitly defining an inner product which takes its value in the convolution algebra of $\mathbb{B}$, as in the original approach of Rieffel \cite{Rieffel}. In this context, we study the link with the induction functor defined by Vaes. In the last part we illustrate our result with parabolic induction of complex semi-simple quantum groups with the approach suggested by Clare \cite{Clare}\cite{CCH}.
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Noncommutative Geometry covers the noncommutative world in all its aspects. It is devoted to publication of research articles which represent major advances in the area of noncommutative geometry and its applications to other fields of mathematics and theoretical physics. Topics covered include in particular:
Hochschild and cyclic cohomology
K-theory and index theory
Measure theory and topology of noncommutative spaces, operator algebras
Spectral geometry of noncommutative spaces
Noncommutative algebraic geometry
Hopf algebras and quantum groups
Foliations, groupoids, stacks, gerbes
Deformations and quantization
Noncommutative spaces in number theory and arithmetic geometry
Noncommutative geometry in physics: QFT, renormalization, gauge theory, string theory, gravity, mirror symmetry, solid state physics, statistical mechanics.