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Quantization of non-unitary geometric classical r-matrices

P. Etingof·M. Graña
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In this paper we explicitly attach to a geometric classical r-matrix $r$ (not necessarily unitary), a geometric (i.e., set-theoretical) quantum R-matrix $R$, which is a quantization of $r$. To accomplish this, we use the language of bijective cocycle 7-tuples, developed by A. Soloviev in the study of set-theoretical quantum R-matrices. Namely, we define a classical version of bijective cocycle 7-tuples, and show that there is a bijection between them and geometric classical r-matrices. Then we show how any classical bijective cocycle 7-tuple can be quantized, and finally use Soloviev's construction, which turns a (quantum) bijective cocycle 7-tuple into a geometric quantum R-matrix.

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P. Etingof, M. Graña. 2002-12-12. Quantization of non-unitary geometric classical r-matrices. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0212183

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