The quantum Gelfand–Kirillov property for the localized quantum group

Let UU be the quantum group, ZZ its center, U0U_0 its Cartan subalgebra, Fl(U)F_l(U) the relevant left fraction algebra, and let Oq[G/H]\mathcal O_q[G/H] and TT be the quantum homogeneous-coordinate algebra and quantum torus occurring in the paper. Write Frac\operatorname{Frac} for the non-commutative fraction field. Quantum Gelfand–Kirillov conjecture. There is an isomorphism of non-commutative fraction fields

Frac(Fl(U)ZU0)=Frac(Oq[G/H]T).\operatorname{Frac}\left(F_l(U) \otimes_Z U_0\right) = \operatorname{Frac}\left(\mathcal O_q[G/H] \otimes T\right).

In particular, Frac(Fl(U)ZU0)\operatorname{Frac}\left(F_l(U) \otimes_Z U_0\right) coincides with a non-commutative fraction field of a quantum torus algebra, so the quantum Gelfand–Kirillov property holds for Fl(U)ZU0F_l(U) \otimes_Z U_0. The claim is motivated by the classical isomorphism and the birational-chain result. It identifies the fraction field with that of a quantum torus, but the source supplies no resolution evidence.

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Gus Schrader and Alexander Shapiro, “Quantum groups, quantum tori, and the Grothendieck-Springer resolution”, arXiv:1508.07057 (2017).

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