Hayashi's quiver quotient conjecture for finite-dimensional weak bialgebras
Hayashi's quiver quotient conjecture for finite-dimensional weak bialgebras
Let be an algebraically closed field. A finite-dimensional weak bialgebra with commutative counital subalgebras is a finite-dimensional weak bialgebra whose counital subalgebras are commutative. For a finite quiver , let denote the weak bialgebra attached to by Hayashi.
Hayashi's quiver quotient conjecture. Every finite-dimensional weak bialgebra with commutative counital subalgebras is isomorphic to a weak bialgebra quotient of for some finite quiver .
This conjecture proposes a quiver presentation framework for quantum symmetries of algebras with commutative separable degree-zero components. It is stated as a modification of a result of Hayashi and remains unproved.
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Hongdi Huang, Chelsea Walton, Elizabeth Wicks and Robert Won, “Universal quantum semigroupoids”, arXiv:2008.00606 (2022).
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