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Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
Conference Participants
Morita Contexts for Corings and Equivalences
Hopf Order Module Algebra Orders
An alternative Notion of Hopf Algebroid
Topological Hopf Algebras, Quantum Groups and Deformation Quantization
On Coseparable and Biseparable Corings
More Properties of Yetter-Drinfeld Modules over Quasi-Hopf Algebras
Rationality Properties for Morita Contexts associated to Corings
Morita Duality for Corings over Quasi-Frobenius Rings
Quantized Coinvariants at Transcendental q Classification of Differentials on Quantum Doubles and Finite Noncommutative GeometryNoncommutative Differentials and Yang-Mills on Permutation Groups S[sub(n)]
The Affineness Criterion for Doi-Koppinen Modules
Algebra Properties invariant under Twisting
Quantum SL(3, C)'s: the missing case
Cuntz Algebras and Dynamical Quantum Group SU(2)
On Symbolic Computations in Braided Monoidal Categories
Quotients of Finite Quasi-Hopf Algebras
Adjointable Monoidal Functors and Quantum Groupoids
On Galois Corings

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Hopf Algebras in Noncommutative Geometry and Physics

PURE AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS A Program of Monographs, Textbooks, and Lecture Notes EXECUTIVE EDITORS Earl J. Taft Rutgers University New Brunswick, New Jersey

Zuhair Nashed University of Central Florida Orlando, Florida

EDITORIAL BOARD M. S. Baouendi University of California, San Diego Jane Cronin Rutgers University Jack K. Hale Georgia Institute of Technology S. Kobayashi University of California, Berkeley Marvin Marcus University of California, Santa Barbara W. S. Masse Yale University

Anil Nerode Cornell University Donald Passman University of Wisconsin, Madison Fred S. Roberts Rutgers University David L. Russell Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Walter Schempp Universitãt Siegen Mark Teply University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

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Preface This volume contains the proceedings of meeting "Hopf algebras and quantum groups", which was held from May 28 until June 1, 2002, at the Koninklijke Vlaamse Académie van België voor Wetenschappen en Kunsten, the Royal Academy located in the historic centre of Brussels. The conference focussed at new results on classical Hopf algebras, with emphasis on the classification theory of finite dimensional Hopf algebras, categorical aspects of Hopf algebras, connections with Mathematical Physics, and the recent developments in the theory of corings and of quasi-Hopf algebras. The meeting was supported by: the project "Noncommutative Geometry" (NOG) of the European Science Foundation (ESF); the bilateral project "New computational, geometric and algebraic methods applied to quantum groups and differential operators" of the Flemish and Chinese governments; the bilateral project "Hopf algebras in Algebra, Topology, Geometry and Physics" of the Flemish and Romanian governments; the Flemish Science Foundation FWO-Vlaanderen; the Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium (KVAB); the Free University of Brussels (VUB); the TMR project "Algebraic Lie Representations". We wish to thank the ESF, the Flemish government, the FWO-Vlaanderen, the KVAB, VUB and TMR for enabling us to organize this meeting. Our thanks also go to the participants, the speakers and the authors. J.-P. Tignol kindly gave us the permission to use his "Fesart style file", used previously in volume 208 of the Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Mathematics Series. All papers have been individually refereed, and we thank the anonymous referees. Stefaan Caenepeel Freddy Van Oystaeyen December 2003

Contents Preface Conference Participants Morita Contexts for Corings and Equivalences J. Abuhlail

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Hopf Order Module Algebra Orders F. Aly and F. Van Oystaeyen

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An alternative Notion of Hopf Algebroid G. Bõhm

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Topological Hopf Algebras, Quantum Groups and Deformation Quantization 55 Ph. Bonneau and D. Sternheimer On Coseparable and Biseparable Corings T. Brzezinski, L. Kadison and R. Wisbauer

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More Properties of Yetter-Drinfeld Modules over Quasi-Hopf Algebras D. Bulacu, S.Caenepeel and F. Panaite

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Rationality Properties for Morita Contexts associated to Corings S. Caenepeel, J. Vercruysse and S.H. Wang

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Morita Duality for Corings over Quasi-Frobenius Rings L. El Kaoutit and J. Gómez-Torrecillas

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Quantized Coinvariants at Transcendental q K. R. Goodearl and T. H. Lenagan

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Classification of Differentials on Quantum Doubles and Finite Noncommutative Geometry S. Majid

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Noncommutative Differentials and Yang-Mills on Permutation Groups Sn 5. Majid

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The Affineness Criterion for Doi-Koppinen Modules C Menini and G. Militaru

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Algebra Properties invariant under Twisting S. Montgomery

229

Quantum SL(3, C)'s: the missing case C.Ohn

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Cuntz Algebras and Dynamical Quantum Group SU(2) A. Paolucci

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On Symbolic Computations in Braided Monoidal Categories B. Pareigis

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Quotients of Finite Quasi-Hopf Algebras P. Schauenburg

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Adjointable Monoidal Functors and Quantum Groupoids K. Szlachányi

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On Galois Corings R. Wisbauer

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Conference Participants Abuhlail, Jawad (Birzeit); abuhlail@ kfupm.edu.sa Adriaenssens, Jan (Antwerp); [email protected] Ardizzoni, Alessandra (Ferrara); ardiz@ dm.unife.it Backelin, Erik (Antwerp); backelin@ uia.ua.ac.be Balan, Adriana (Bucharest); steleanu@ lycos.com Beattie, Margaret (Mount Allison, Sackville); [email protected] Bõhm, Gabriella (Budapest); bgabr@ rmki.kfki.hu Bonneau, Philippe (Bourgogne); bonneau@ u-Bourgogne.fr Brown, Ken (Glasgow); [email protected] Brzezinski, Thomas (Wales at Swansea); T.Brzezinski@ swansea.ac.uk Bulacu, Daniel (Bucharest); dbulacu@ al.math.unibuc.ro Caenepeel, Stef (Brussels); scaenepe@ vub.ac.be Chin, William (De Paul, Chicago); wchin@ condor.depaul.edu Cibils, Clause (Montpellier); cibils@ math.univ-montp2.fr Cohen, Mia (Beer Sheva); [email protected] Cuadra, Juan (Antwerp and Almería; [email protected], [email protected] De Groot, Erwin (Brussels); [email protected] Didt, Daniel (Miinchen); didt@ mathematik.uni-muenchen.de Farinati, Marco (Buenos Aires); mfarinat@ dm.uba.ar Fr0nsdahl, Christian (UCLA); fronsdal@ physics.ucla.edu Garcia, Socorro (Tenerife); sgarcia@ ull.es Gomez Torrecillas, José (Granada); [email protected] Gomez, Xavier (Queen Mary, London); X.Gomez@ qmul.ac.uk Gonzalez, Ramon (Vigo); rgrodri@ correo.uvigo.es Guédénon, Thomas (Brussels); thomas.guedenon@ vub.ac.be Hajac, Pjotr (Miinchen); Piotr.Hajac@ fuw.edu.pl Heckenberger, Istvan (Leipzig): heckenbe@ mathematik.uni-leipzig.de Iovanov, Miodrag (Bucharest); myo30@ lycos.com Iyer, Uma (Bonn); uiyer@ mpim-bonn.mpg.de Janviere, Ndirahista (Antwerp); Ndirahisha.Janviere@ ua.ac.be Kadison, Lars (Gõteborg) ; [email protected] Kolb, Stefan (Leipzig) ; [email protected] Lebruyn, Lieven (Antwerp); lieven.lebruyn@ ua.ac.be Legagneux, Jean-Louis ; Legagneux.Coudier@ Wanadoo.fr Lenagan, Tom (Edinburgh); tom@ maths.ed.ac.uk Majid, Shawn (Queen Mary, London); s.majid@ qmul.ac.uk Mendoza, Judit (Tenerife); [email protected] Menini, Claudia (Ferrara); men@ dns.unife.it Militaru, Gigel (Bucharest); gmilit@ al.math.unibuc.ro Montgomery, Susan (Southern California, Los Angeles); [email protected] Nãstãsescu, Constantin (Bucharest); cnastase@ al.math.unibuc.ro Natale, Sonja (Córdoba); natale@ mate.uncor.edu

Ohn, Christian (Reims); christian.ohn@ univ-reims.fr Panaite, Florin (Bucharest); [email protected] Paolucci, Anna (Leeds) ; [email protected] Pareigis, Bodo (München); [email protected] Rúan, Zhong-Jin (Illinois at Urbana); ruan@ math.uiuc.edu Schauenburgh, Peter (München); schauen@ rz.mathematik.uni-muenchen.de Schneider, Hans-Jürgen (München); Hans-Juergen.Schneider@ mathematik.unimuenchen.de Slingerland, Joost Amsterdam; slinger@ science.uva.nl Solotar, Andrea (Buenos Aires); asolotar@ dm.uba.ar Sommerhauser, Yorck (München); sommerh@ rz.mathematik.uni-muenchen.de Sternheimer, Daniel (Bourgogne); Daniel.Sternheimer@ u-Bourgogne.fr Szlachanyi, Kornel (Budapest); szlach@ rmki.kfki.hu Ufer, Stefan (München); ufer@ rz.mathematik.uni-muenchen.de Van Oystaeyen, Fred (Antwerp); fred.vanoystaeyen@ ua.ac.be Vercruysse, Joost (Brussels); [email protected] Vidunas, Raimundas (Antwerp); vidunas@ math.kyushu-u.ac.jp Wang, Dingguo (Brussels and Henan); [email protected] Wisbauer, Robert (Dusseldorf); wisbauer@ math.uni-duesseldorf.de Wisniewski, Piotr (Torun); pikonrad@ mat.uni.torun.pl Zhang, Yinhuo (Antwerp and Fiji); Yinhuo.Zhang@ vuw.ac.nz

Program Tuesday, May 28 10.00-10.50 10.50-11.20 11.20-11.55 12.00-12.35 12.35-14.20 14.20-15.10 15.15-15.50 15.50-16.20 16.20-16.55 17.00-17.35 17.45-19.00

B. Pareigis (München) On Symbolic Computations with Elements in Braided Monoidal Categories Coffee L. Kadison (Gõteborg) Antipodes at Depth Two A. Solotar (Buenos Aires) Hochschild homology oftrivial extensions Lunch T. Brzeziñski (Wales at Swansea) Why corings? Y. Sommerhãuser (München) Self-dual modules ofsemisimple Hopf algebras Coffee M. Farinati (Buenos Aires) Hochschild homology of Generalized Weyl Algebras S. Natale (Córdoba) On the semi-solvability ofsemisimple Hopf algebras of small dimension Reception in the Marble Room

Wednesday, May 29 09.00-09.50 09.55-10.30 10.30-11.00 11.00-11.35 11.40-12.15 12.15-14.00 14.00-14.35 14.40-15.15 15.20-15.55 16.00-16.30

H.-J. Schneider (München) On the classification of pointed Hopf algebras R. Wisbauer (Dusseldorf) Galois corings Coffee J. Gomez Torrecillas (Granada) Semisimple corings S. Caenepeel (Brussels) Cleft entwining structures andMorita contexts associated to a coring Lunch P. Schauenburgh (München) Some properties of finite quasi-Hopf algebras T. Lenagan (Edinburgh) Coinvariants and co-orbits for quantum matrices P. Hajac (München) Fredholm Index and locally trivial noncommutative Hopf fibration Coffee

Thursday, May 30 09.30-10.20 10.20-10.50 10.50-11.25 11.30-12.05 12.05-14.00 14.00-14.50 14.55-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-16.35 16.40-17.15 17.20-17.55 20.00

S. Montgomery (Univ. of Southern California) Properties of algebras invariant under twisting Coffee C. Menini (Ferrara) Quantum groups of dimension 16 with the Chevalley property D. Bulacu (Bucharest) Hopf modules for quasi-Hopf algebras Lunch break K. Szlachányi (Budapest) Adjointable lax monoidal functors and bialgebroids G. Bõhm (Budapest) Hopf algebrólas with bijective antipode Coffee J. Cuadra (Almería and Antwerp) The Brauer group of the Dihedral group respect to a quasi-triangular structure Y. Zhang (Antwerp and Fiji) The equi variant Brauer group of an infinite group D. Wang (Brussels and Qufu Univ.) Twistings, crossed coproducts and Hopf Galois coextensions Congress Dinner

Friday, May 31 09.30-10.20

S. Majid (Queen Mary College, London) Dirac operators and Riemannian geometry on Hopf algebras 10.20-10.50 Coffee 10.50-11.25 W. Chin (De Paul Univ., Chicago) Prime Spectra of Quantized Hyperalgebras 11.30-12.05 C. Cibils (Montpellier) Hochschild cohomology ofHopfalgebras 12.05-14.00 Lunch break 14.00-14.35 M. Beattie (Mount Allison University) Hopf algebras of dimension 14 14.40-15.15 G. Militaru (Bucharest) 15.15-15.45 Coffee

15.45-16.20 16.25-17.00 17.05-17.40

F. Panaite (Bucharest) Hopf bimodules as modules over a diagonal crossed product algebra X. Gomez (Queen Mary College, London) Relating Woronowicz's quantum Lie algebras and Majid's braided Lie algebras P. Wisniewski (Torun) The Lasker-Noether theorem for commutative and noetherian module algebras over a pointed Hopf algebra

Saturday, June 1 09.30-10.20 10.20-10.50 10.50-11.25 11.30-12.05 12.10-12.40

D. Sternheimer and Ph. Bonneau (Univ. de Bourgogne) Topological Hopf algebras, quantum groups and deformation quantization Coffee C. Fr0nsdahl (UCLA) A. Paolucci (Leeds) Cuntz Algebras and Dynamical Quantum Group SL(2) C.Ohn (Reims) Quantum SL(3) 's: the missing case

Morita Contexts for Corings and Equivalences JAWAD ABUHLAIL* Mathematics Department, Birzeit University PO Box 14, Birzeit, Palestine e-mail: [email protected], [email protected] ABSTRACT. In this note we study Morita contexts and Galois extensions for corings. For a coring C over a (not necessarily commutative) ground ring A we give equivalent conditions for Mc to satisfy the weak. resp. the strong structure theorem. We also characterize the so called cleft C-Galois extensions over commutative rings. Our approach is similar to that of Y. Doi and A. Masuoka in their work on (cleft) fi-Galois extensions (see for example [10, 11]).

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Let C be a coring over a not necessarily commutative ring A and assume A to be a right C-comodule through QA ' A —> A xa for some grouplike element x G C (see [4, Lemma 5.1]). In Section 2, we study from the viewpoint of Morita theory the relationship between A and its subring of coinvariants B := AcoC = | fe e A | g ^ = 6 x j W e c o n s ider the A-ring *C := Hom,4_(C,,4) and its left ideal Q := {q G *C | X^citf(c2) =