Noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebras and relative Rota-Baxter operators
Hongliang Li, Qinxiu Sun

TL;DR
This paper develops the theory of noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebras, linking them to solutions of the noncommutative pre-Poisson Yang-Baxter equation and introducing related Rota-Baxter operators.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebras, explores their connections to Yang-Baxter equations, and establishes a correspondence with Rota-Baxter algebras.
Findings
Equivalence among matched pairs, Manin triples, and phase spaces for noncommutative pre-Poisson algebras.
Solutions to the NPP-YBE generate noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebras.
Quadratic Rota-Baxter noncommutative pre-Poisson algebras correspond to factorizable bialgebras.
Abstract
In this paper, we develop the bialgebra theory for coherent noncommutative pre-Poisson algebras and establish equivalences among matched pairs, Manin triples, the phase space of noncommutative Poisson algebras and noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebras. The investigation of coboundary noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebras naturally leads to the noncommutative pre-Poisson Yang-Baxter equation (NPP-YBE). We prove that a symmetric solution of the NPP-YBE gives rise to a (coboundary) noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebra. Moreover, we demonstrate how solutions without the symmetry condition can also generate such bialgebras. This motivates the introduction of quasi-triangular and factorizable noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebras.In particular, we show that a solution of the NPP-YBE with an invariant skew-symmetric part yields a quasi-triangular noncommutative pre-Poisson bialgebra.Such…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
