Eigenvalues of the squared antipode in finite dimensional weak Hopf algebras
Pavel Etingof, Gregor Schaumann

TL;DR
This paper studies the eigenvalues of the squared antipode in weak Hopf algebras, extending pivotal structure theory to non-semisimple categories and providing explicit calculations for both semisimple and non-semisimple cases.
Contribution
It generalizes the theory of pivotal structures and eigenvalue analysis of the antipode to non-semisimple tensor categories and weak Hopf algebras, including dynamical quantum groups.
Findings
Eigenvalues depend only on Grothendieck group data and global dimension in semisimple cases.
Eigenvalues in non-semisimple cases depend on continuous parameters and are computed as rational functions.
Diagonalization of S^2 is achieved for semisimple weak Hopf algebras in characteristic zero.
Abstract
We extend Schaumann's theory of pivotal structures on fusion categories matched to a module category and of module traces developed in arXiv:1206.5716 to the case of non-semisimple tensor categories, and use it to study eigenvalues of the squared antipode in weak Hopf algebras. In particular, we diagonalize for semisimple weak Hopf algebras in characteristic zero, generalizing the result of Nikshych in the pseudounitary case. We show that the answer depends only on the Grothendieck group data of the pivotalizations of the categories involved and the global dimension of the fusion category (thus, all eigenvalues belong to the corresponding number field). On the other hand, we study the eigenvalues of on the non-semisimple weak Hopf algebras attached to dynamical quantum groups at roots of defined by D. Nikshych and the author in arXiv:math/0003221, and show that…
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