Measured quantum transformation groupoids (Q344494)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6655311
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    Measured quantum transformation groupoids
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6655311

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      Measured quantum transformation groupoids (English)
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      22 November 2016
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      Summary: In this article, when \(\mathbb G\) is a locally compact quantum group, we associate, to a braided-commutative \(\mathbb G\)-Yetter-Drinfel'd algebra \((N, \mathfrak a, \widehat{\mathfrak a})\) equipped with a normal faithful semi-finite weight verifying some appropriate condition (in particular if it is invariant with respect to \(\mathfrak a\), or to \(\widehat{\mathfrak a}\)), a structure of a measured quantum groupoid. The dual structure is then given by \((N, \widehat{\mathfrak a}, \mathfrak a)\). Examples are given, especially the situation of a quotient type co-ideal of a compact quantum group. This construction generalizes the standard construction of a transformation groupoid. Most of the results were announced by the second author in 2011, at a conference in Warsaw.
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      locally compact quantum groups
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      actions
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      measured quantum groupoids
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      Drinfel'd double
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      Yetter-Drinfel'd algebra
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      braided-commutativity
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      quotient-type co-ideals
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      Morita equivalence
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