Abstract

We introduce a class of noncommutative and noncocommutative weak Hopf algebras with infinite Ext quivers and study their structure. We decompose them into a direct sum of two algebras. The coalgebra structures of these weak Hopf algebras are described by their Ext quiver. The weak Hopf extension of Hopf algebraHnhas a quotient Hopf algebra and a sub-Hopf algebra which are isomorphic toHn.

Highlights

  • Weak Hopf algebra was introduced by Li in 1998 as a generalization of Hopf algebras 1

  • All examples of weak Hopf algebras were based on some Hopf algebras and were constructed by weak extension

  • The coalgebra structures of these weak Hopf algebras are described by their Ext quiver 8, 9

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Introduction

Weak Hopf algebra was introduced by Li in 1998 as a generalization of Hopf algebras 1. All examples of weak Hopf algebras were based on some Hopf algebras and were constructed by weak extension. We first give a Hopf algebra, denoted by Hn. By weak extension, we construct a weak Hopf algebra W n1, n2, n3 corresponding to Hn and study their structure. W n1, n2, n3 has a quotient Hopf algebra and a sub-Hopf algebra which are isomorphic to Hn. And as an algebra, W n1, n2, n3 can be decomposed into a direct sum of two algebras, one of which is Hn. The coalgebra structures of these weak Hopf algebras are described by their Ext quiver 8, 9. We give the Ext-quiver of coalgebra of W n1, n2, n3 and prove that W n1, n2, n3 has a quotient Hopf algebra and a sub-Hopf algebra which are isomorphic to Hn

A Quiver Hopf Algebra
A Class of Weak Hopf Algebras
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