Involutions and Representations for Reduced Quantum Algebras
Simone Gutt, Stefan Waldmann

TL;DR
This paper investigates the construction of *-involutions and representation theory for reduced quantum algebras arising from classical Marsden-Weinstein reduction, establishing Morita equivalence and positivity properties in deformation quantization.
Contribution
It introduces a natural *-involution on reduced quantum algebras and develops their representation theory using Morita equivalence and Rieffel induction.
Findings
Defined a *-involution via smooth densities with equivariance properties.
Established Morita equivalence bimodules with positive inner products.
Constructed a Rieffel induction functor for *-representations.
Abstract
In the context of deformation quantization, there exist various procedures to deal with the quantization of a reduced space M_red. We shall be concerned here mainly with the classical Marsden-Weinstein reduction, assuming that we have a proper action of a Lie group G on a Poisson manifold M, with a moment map J for which zero is a regular value. For the quantization, we follow [BHW] (with a simplified approach) and build a star product *_red on M_red from a strongly invariant star product * on M. The new questions which are addressed in this paper concern the existence of natural *-involutions on the reduced quantum algebra and the representation theory for such a reduced *-algebra. We assume that * is Hermitian and we show that the choice of a formal series of smooth densities on the embedded coisotropic submanifold C = J^{-1}(0), with some equivariance property, defines a *-involution…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
