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arXiv · 2601.18243

Double-bosonization and Majid's conjecture (V): Grafting of Quantum Qroups

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This paper aims to develop a grafting method to address Majid's conjecture. This method enables the construction of a larger target quantum group by grafting two given smaller quantum groups, and advances the study of the generation, classification, and construction of (quasi-)Hopf algebras. As a foundation for this construction, we establish a multi-tensor-product theory of generalized double-bosonization and use it to extract the crucial data for the associated braiding $R$-matrix. Beyond the braided monoidal category perspective arising from quantum subgroup representations, the grafting procedure needs to incorporate structural information from Lie-theoretic root systems. The resulting theoretic framework provides a one-stop strategy for resolving the generation problem concerning the quantum-groups tree in Majid's conjecture.

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Hongmei Hu, Naihong Hu. 2026-01-26. Double-bosonization and Majid's conjecture (V): Grafting of Quantum Qroups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.18243

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