Hopf algebras in analysis
bialgebrascomplex polynomial Hopf algebrasconvolution productscoproductsdual Hopf algebrasgroup-like elementsHadamard productlinearly recursive sequences
This is a short survey article on the Hopf algebra \(H^0\), the continuous Hopf algebra dual of the complex polynomial Hopf algebra \(H=\mathbb{C}[x]\) in one primitive variable \(x\). Various realizations of \(H^0\) are given. One is the complex vector space spanned by the rational functions \({1\over(z-a)^{k+1}}\), for \(a\) in \(\mathbb{C}\), \(k\geq 0\). One is the space spanned by exponential polynomials \({t^ke^{at}\over k!}\). One is given in terms of linear operators on \(H\). Another version is as linearly recursive sequences. The coproduct and the convolution product are described in each realization. The last section briefly considers \(k[x]\) with \(x\) group-like, and the corresponding convolution product (the Hadamard product), giving \(H^0\) the structure of a bialgebra.
- A Hopf algebra structure on rational functions
- A Hopf algebra dual to a polynomial algebra over a commutative ring
- An algebraic approach to convolutions and transform methods
- Hopf algebras of linear recurring sequences
- An algebra of exponential polynomials as the cofinite dual of the Hopf algebra of polynomials.
- An algebraic approach to convolutions and transform methods
- On the coderivations of some Hopf algebras.
- A Hopf algebra structure on rational functions
- HOPF ALGEBRAS IN DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS THEORY
- Complex Analytic Groups and Hopf Algebras
- Hopf algebra of projection functions
- An algebra of exponential polynomials as the cofinite dual of the Hopf algebra of polynomials.
- COMBINATORIAL HOPF ALGEBRAS IN QUANTUM FIELD THEORY I
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