Centrality preservation by braided Laplace operators

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Let N{\cal N} be the algebra equipped with the braided differential operators defined by the matrix DD, and let Z(N)Z({\cal N}) denote its center. For each positive integer kk, define the Laplace operator Tr ⁣RDk{\rm Tr}_{\!R}D^k using the RR-trace associated with the Hecke symmetry RR. Centrality-preservation conjecture. All the Laplace operators Tr ⁣RDk{\rm Tr}_{\!R}D^k map the center Z(N)Z({\cal N}) into itself. This asserts that braided Laplace operators preserve central elements of N{\cal N}, a natural property for differential operators in the braided setting. The supplied text does not state whether the claim has been proved or disproved.

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D. Gurevich and P. Saponov, “Braided algebras and their applications to Noncommutative Geometry”, arXiv:1211.5506 (2012).

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