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[parent] compact quantum group (Definition)
Definition 0.1   A compact quantum group, $Q_{CG}$ is defined as a particular case of a locally compact quantum group $Q_{LCG}$ , that is, a quadruple $(A, \Delta, \mu, \nu)$ , where $A$ is either a $C^*$ - or a $W^*$ - algebra equipped with a co-associative comultiplication $\Delta: A \to A \otimes A$ , and two faithful semi-finite normal weights, $\mu$ and $\nu$ -right and -left Haar measures, and also when the object space $\mathbf{O}$ of the latter $Q_{LCG}$ is replaced by a compact topological space $Q^T_{CG}$ , instead of being a locally compact topological space like $Q_{LCG}$ .

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A. Maes, and A. VanDaele. 1998. Notes on Compact Quantum Groups., $arxiv.org.math-FA-9803122v1$ , 43 pp.




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See Also: compact quantum groupoids related to C*-algebras, quantum operator algebras in quantum field theories, finite quantum group, duality in mathematics, locally compact quantum group, quantum groups, Gelfand transform

Other names:  quantum group, compact matrix quantum group
Keywords:  compact quantum group, LocallyCompactQuantumGroup, C*-algebra, compact matrix quantum group, quantum group

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Cross-references: locally compact topological space, topological space, compact, object, Haar measures, weights, normal, faithful, locally compact quantum group
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AMS MSC81R50 (Quantum theory :: Groups and algebras in quantum theory :: Quantum groups and related algebraic methods)
 81R15 (Quantum theory :: Groups and algebras in quantum theory :: Operator algebra methods)
 46L05 (Functional analysis :: Selfadjoint operator algebras :: General theory of $C^*$-algebras)

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