Finitely $C^\infty$-generated associative and Hopf algebras
Oleg Aristov

TL;DR
This paper introduces finitely $C^ abla$-generated algebras as a non-commutative analogue of smooth function algebras, proves a structure theorem, and explores their tensor products and Hopf algebra structures.
Contribution
It establishes the full generality of a structure theorem for free $C^ abla$-function algebras and develops the theory of finitely $C^ abla$-generated Hopf algebras.
Findings
Proves the structure theorem for free $C^ abla$-function algebras in all dimensions.
Shows the projective tensor product of finitely $C^ abla$-generated algebras is finitely $C^ abla$-generated.
Constructs an envelope functor from affine real Hopf algebras to finitely $C^ abla$-generated Hopf algebras.
Abstract
We introduce finitely -generated algebras, which can be treated as `algebras of functions' on non-commutative -differentiable spaces. Our approach uses the category of projective limits of real Banach algebras of polynomial growth. We prove the existence of some universal constructions in this and some similar categories. By analogy with holomorphically finitely generated algebras of Pirkovskii, a finitely -generated algebra is defined as a quotient of a finite-rank algebra of `free -functions'. The latter notion was introduced by the author in a previous article, where a structure theorem for algebras of `free -functions' was announced and proved in dimension at most . Here this theorem is proved in full generality. The central result asserts that the projective tensor product of a finite tuple of finitely -generated…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Operator Algebra Research
