$D$-bialgebras, dendrification and embeddings into AWB of almost Poisson algebras

Abstract

An algebra with bracket ({\sf AWB} for short) is an associative algebra endowed with a bilinear bracket satisfying a Leibniz-type compatibility condition, as introduced in \cite{casas}. It can be viewed as a noncommutative generalization of an almost Poisson algebra; indeed, when the associative product is commutative and the bracket is skew-symmetric, one recovers the notion of an almost Poisson algebra. In this paper, we introduce the notion of {almost Poisson Drinfel'd bialgebras ($D$-bialgebras)} as an analogue of Poisson $D$-bialgebras, and we establish the equivalence between matched pairs, Manin triples, and almost Poisson $D$-bialgebras. Furthermore, we define a new algebraic structure, called {almost tridendriform Poisson algebras}, which can be regarded as the underlying algebraic structures associated with relative Rota-Baxter operators on almost Poisson algebras. Finally, we show that every almost Poisson algebra can be embedded into an algebra with bracket ({\sf AWB}) via averaging operators, and more generally via relative averaging operators associated to a given representation of the almost Poisson algebra.