Equivariant Picard groups of $C^*$-algebras with finite dimensional $C^*$-Hopf algebra coactions
Kazunori Kodaka

TL;DR
This paper introduces and studies the equivariant Picard group for $C^*$-algebras under finite dimensional $C^*$-Hopf algebra coactions, exploring its properties and relations to crossed products and stable algebras.
Contribution
It defines the $( ho, u, H)$-equivariant Picard group for $C^*$-algebras with finite dimensional $C^*$-Hopf algebra coactions and investigates its properties and connections to other Picard groups.
Findings
Defined the $( ho, u, H)$-equivariant Picard group and discussed its properties.
Established the relation between $ ext{Pic}(A^s)$ and $ ext{Pic}_H^{ ho^s}(A^s)$.
Proved the isomorphism between $ ext{Pic}_{H^0}^{\uhat{ ho}}(A times_{ ho, u}H)$ and $ ext{Pic}_H^{ ho, u}(A)$.
Abstract
Let be a -algebra and a finite dimensional -Hopf algebra with its dual -Hopf algebra . Let be a twisted coaction of on . We shall define the -equivariant Picard group of , which is denoted by , and discuss basic properties of . Also, we suppose that is the coaction of on the unital -algebra , that is, . We investigate the relation between , the ordinary Picard group of and where is the stable -algebra of and is the coaction of on induced by . Furthermore, we shall show that is isomorphic to , where is the dual coaction of on the twisted crossed product…
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