Counting arguments for Hopf algebras of low dimension (Q5949484): Difference between revisions

The authors classify Hopf algebras \(H\) over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero of certain dimensions. If \(\dim H\) is 15 or 35, \(H\) is the group algebra of a cyclic group. If \(\dim H\) is 21, then \(H\) is semisimple and is isomorphic to a group algebra or its dual. If \(\dim H\) is 25 or 49, then either \(H\) is semisimple and a group algebra, or it is pointed and a Taft algebra. The proofs use some results of Nichols on coradical filtrations. An Appendix classifies pointed \(H\) of dimension \(pq^2\), \(p,q\) distinct primes, and shows that a semisimple \(H\) of dimension 45 is a group algebra.