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Classification of non-Kac compact quantum groups of SU(n) type

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We classify up to isomorphism all non-Kac compact quantum groups with the same fusion rules and dimension function as $SU(n)$. For this we first prove, using categorical Poisson boundary, the following general result. Let $G$ be a coamenable compact quantum group and $K$ be its maximal quantum subgroup of Kac type. Then any dimension-preserving unitary fiber functor $Rep\ G \to Hilb_f$ factors, uniquely up to isomorphism, through $Rep\ K$. Equivalently, we have a canonical bijection $H^2(\hat G; T) \cong H^2(\hat K; T)$. Next, we classify autoequivalences of the representation categories of twisted $q$-deformations of compact simple Lie groups.

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Sergey Neshveyev, Makoto Yamashita. 2015-08-04. Classification of non-Kac compact quantum groups of SU(n) type. https://doi.org/10.1093/imrn%2Frnv241

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