Algebras of non-local screenings and diagonal Nichols algebras (Q2120863)

For a lattice \(\Lambda\) with basis \(a_1, \dots , a_r\) and inner product \((\quad , \quad )\), let \(m_{ij} = (a_i,a_j)\) and \(q_{ij} = e^{\pi \textrm{i} (a_i,a_j)}\). In this paper the authors determine all such lattices \(\Lambda, m_{ij}\) that realize the brading matrix \((q_{ij})\), in the sense that the latter gives rise to a finite-dimensional Nichols algebra in \textit{I. Heckenberger}'s classification [Adv. Math. 220, No. 1, 59--124 (2009; Zbl 1176.17011)], and such that the realization is compatible with reflections in the sense that the Weyl reflections on \((q_{ij})\) in the context of Nichols algebras lift to reflections on \((m_{ij})\). For each realizing lattice \(\Lambda\) the authors study the algebra of screening operators. In particular they determine which data \((m_{ij})\) are so-called \textit{subpolar}, in which case the screening algebra is a surjective image of the Nichols algebra, as shown by the second author in [Adv. Math. 378, Article ID 107517, 72 p. (2021; Zbl 1461.81058)].