Noncommutative homogeneous spaces: the matrix case
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Abstract: Given a quantum subgroup and a number we can form the homogeneous space , and it follows from the Stone-Weierstrass theorem that is the algebra generated by the last rows of coordinates on . In the quantum group case the analogue of this basic result doesn't necessarily hold, and we discuss here its validity, notably with a complete answer in the group dual case. We focus then on the "easy quantum group" case, with the construction and study of several algebras associated to the noncommutative spaces of type .
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