A bialgebra theory of post-Lie algebras via Manin triples and generalized Hessian Lie groups

TL;DR

This paper develops a bialgebra theory for post-Lie algebras using Manin triples, introduces generalized pseudo-Hessian post-Lie algebras, and explores related algebraic structures and equations.

Contribution

It introduces a new bialgebra framework for post-Lie algebras via Manin triples and defines generalized pseudo-Hessian post-Lie algebras with geometric and algebraic characterizations.

Findings

Established a bialgebra theory for post-Lie algebras using Manin triples.

Defined generalized pseudo-Hessian post-Lie algebras with invariant bilinear forms.

Constructed pp-post-Lie bialgebras from algebraic successors.

Abstract

We develop a bialgebra theory of post-Lie algebras that can be characterized by Manin triples of post-Lie algebras associated to a bilinear form satisfying certain invariant conditions. In the absence of dual representations for adjoint representations of post-Lie algebras, we utilize the geometric interpretation of post-Lie algebras to find the desired invariant condition, by generalizing pseudo-Hessian Lie groups to allow constant torsion for the flat connection. The resulting notion is a generalized pseudo-Hessian post-Lie algebra, which is a post-Lie algebra equipped with a nondegenerate symmetric invariant bilinear form. Moreover, generalized pseudo-Hessian post-Lie algebras are also naturally obtained from quadratic Rota-Baxter Lie algebras of weight one. On the other hand, the notion of partial-pre-post-Lie algebra (pp-post-Lie algebras) is introduced as the algebraic structure underlying generalized pseudo-Hessian post-Lie algebras, by splitting one of the two binary operations of post-Lie algebras. The notion of pp-post-Lie bialgebras is introduced as the equivalent structure of Manin triples of post-Lie algebras associated to a nondegenerate symmetric invariant bilinear form, thereby establishing a bialgebra theory for post-Lie algebras via the Manin triple approach. We also study the related analogs of the classical Yang-Baxter equation, $\mathcal O$-operators and successors for pp-post-Lie algebras. In particular, there is a construction of pp-post-Lie bialgebras from the successors of pp-post-Lie algebras.