Injective comodules for 2 × 2 quantum matrices
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If \(k\) is a field of characteristic zero and \(\zeta\in k\) is a root of unity of odd order, consider the bialgebra \(k_\zeta[M(2)]\) associated to quantum \(2\times 2\) matrices. The authors construct certain indecomposable representations analogous to Jeyakumar modules, and use them to determine the structure of the injective indecomposables. They also study the cases of \(\text{GL}_2\) and \(\text{SL}_2\).
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- Comodules of \(U_q(sl_2)\) and modules of \(\text{SL}_q(2)\) via quiver methods
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