The intertwiner spaces of non-easy group-theoretical quantum groups
Laura Maassen

TL;DR
This paper characterizes the intertwiner spaces of non-easy group-theoretical quantum groups by generalizing partition categories and employing a fiber functor, expanding understanding beyond easy quantum groups.
Contribution
It introduces a new approach to determine intertwiner spaces for non-easy group-theoretical quantum groups using generalized partition categories and a modified fiber functor.
Findings
Intertwiner spaces are explicitly characterized for non-easy group-theoretical quantum groups.
A generalized partition category framework is developed for these quantum groups.
The method extends the understanding of quantum symmetries beyond easy quantum groups.
Abstract
In 2015, Raum and Weber gave a definition of group-theoretical quantum groups, a class of compact matrix quantum groups with a certain presentation as semi-direct product quantum groups, and studied the case of easy quantum groups. In this article we determine the intertwiner spaces of non-easy group-theoretical quantum groups. We generalise group-theoretical categories of partitions and use a fiber functor to map partitions to linear maps which is slightly different from the one for easy quantum groups. We show that this construction provides the intertwiner spaces of group-theoretical quantum groups in general.
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