Normal subgroups and relative centers of linearly reductive quantum groups

Hopf algebras and their applications (16T05) Ring-theoretic aspects of quantum groups (16T20) Quantum groups (quantized function algebras) and their representations (20G42)

Abstract: We prove a number of structural and representation-theoretic results on linearly reductive quantum groups, i.e. objects dual to that of cosemisimple Hopf algebras: (a) a closed normal quantum subgroup is automatically linearly reductive if its squared antipode leaves invariant each simple subcoalgebra of the underlying Hopf algebra; (b) for a normal embedding

m a t h b b H r i a n g l e l e f t e q m a t h b b G

there is a Clifford-style correspondence between two equivalence relations on irreducible

m a t h b b G

- and, respectively,

m a t h b b H

-representations; and (c) given an embedding

m a t h b b H l e m a t h b b G

of linearly reductive quantum groups the Pontryagin dual of the relative center

Z (m a t h b b G) c a p m a t h b b H

can be described by generators and relations, with one generator

g_{V}

for each irreducible

m a t h b b G

-representation

V

and one relation

g_{U} = g_{V} g_{W}

whenever

U

and

V o t i m e s W

are not disjoint over

m a t h b b H

. This latter center-reconstruction result generalizes and recovers M"uger's compact-group analogue and the author's quantum-group version of that earlier result by setting

m a t h b b H = m a t h b b G

.

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