R. Trinchero. (2010)cite arxiv:1004.5104
Comment: To appear in the proceedings of "Colloquium on Hopf Algebras, Quantum
Groups and Tensor Categories", August 31st to September 4th 2009, La Falda,
Cordoba, Argentina..
Zusammenfassung
Given any simple biorientable graph it is shown that there exists a weak
*-Hopf algebra constructed out of the space of paths on the corresponding
graph. This construction is based on a direct sum decomposition of the space of
paths into orthogonal subspaces one of which is the space of essential paths.
Two simple examples are worked out with certain detail, the ADE graph $A_3$
and the affine graph $A_2$. For the first example the weak *-Hopf algebra
coincides with the so called double triangle algebra. No use is made of
Ocneanu's cell calculus.
cite arxiv:1004.5104
Comment: To appear in the proceedings of "Colloquium on Hopf Algebras, Quantum
Groups and Tensor Categories", August 31st to September 4th 2009, La Falda,
Cordoba, Argentina.
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%1 Trinchero2010
%A Trinchero, R.
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%U http://arxiv.org/abs/1004.5104
%X Given any simple biorientable graph it is shown that there exists a weak
*-Hopf algebra constructed out of the space of paths on the corresponding
graph. This construction is based on a direct sum decomposition of the space of
paths into orthogonal subspaces one of which is the space of essential paths.
Two simple examples are worked out with certain detail, the ADE graph $A_3$
and the affine graph $A_2$. For the first example the weak *-Hopf algebra
coincides with the so called double triangle algebra. No use is made of
Ocneanu's cell calculus.
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{*}-Hopf algebra constructed out of the space of paths on the corresponding
graph. This construction is based on a direct sum decomposition of the space of
paths into orthogonal subspaces one of which is the space of essential paths.
Two simple examples are worked out with certain detail, the ADE graph $A_{3}$
and the affine graph $A_{[2]}$. For the first example the weak {*}-Hopf algebra
coincides with the so called double triangle algebra. No use is made of
Ocneanu's cell calculus.
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Comment: To appear in the proceedings of "Colloquium on Hopf Algebras, Quantum
Groups and Tensor Categories", August 31st to September 4th 2009, La Falda,
Cordoba, Argentina.},
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