Inclusions of Von Neumann Algebras and Quantum Groupoı̈ds II
By Michel Enock. 2000
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Abstract From a depth 2 inclusion of von Neumann algebras M 0 ⊂M1 , with an operator-valued weight verifying a regularity condition, we construct a pseudo-multiplicative unitary, which leads to two structures of Hopf bimodules, dual to each other. Moreover, we construct an action of one of these structures on the algebra M 1 such that M 0 is the fixed point subalgebra, the algebra M 2 given by the basic construction being then isomorphic to the crossed-product. We construct on M 2 an action of the other structure, which can be considered as the dual action. If the inclusion M 0 ⊂ M 1 is irreducible, we recover quantum groups, as proved in former papers. This construction generalizes the situation which occurs for actions (or co-actions) of groupoids. Other examples of “quantum groupoids” are given.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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- Finite Quantum Groupoids and Their Applications (2000, methodology): “versa. A suitable functional analytic framework for studying quantum groupoids (not necessarily finite) in the spirit of the S. Baaj-G. Skandalis multiplicative unitaries [BS] was developed in [EVal], [E2] in connection with depth 2 inclusions of von Neumann algebras. A closely related notion of a Ho”
- Galois objects and cocycle twisting for locally compact quantum groups (2008, background): “For further properties of the fiber product, see [7].”