The automorphism-group conjecture for quantum matrices

Let K\mathbb{K} be a field, let qKq\in\mathbb{K}^* be not a root of unity, and let Oq(Mn){\mathcal O}_q(M_n) be the quantisation of the ring of regular functions on n×nn\times n matrices. Let H\mathcal{H} be the subgroup of automorphisms acting on each matrix generator Yi,αY_{i,\alpha} by multiplication by a nonzero scalar, and let τ\tau be the transposition automorphism sending Yi,αY_{i,\alpha} to Yα,iY_{\alpha,i}. Automorphism-group conjecture.

Aut(Oq(Mn))=Hτ.{\rm Aut}({\mathcal O}_q(M_n))=\mathcal{H}\rtimes\langle\tau\rangle.

This predicts that the known scalar automorphisms and, in the square case, transposition generate the full automorphism group of quantum matrices. The corresponding result is known for n=2n=2, while the preceding discussion explains that the methods available for nonsquare quantum matrices do not resolve the general square case.

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S. Launois and T. H. Lenagan, “Automorphisms of quantum matrices”, arXiv:1112.2883 (2013).

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