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Gbevewou Damien Houndedji

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2-hom-associative bialgebras and hom-left symmetric dialgebras

From the definition and properties of unital hom-associative algebras, and the use of the Kaplansky's constructions, we develop new algebraic structures called 2-hom-associative bialgebras, 2-hom-bialgebras, and 2-2-hom-bialgebras. Besides, we devise a construction of hom-left symmetric dialgebras and discuss their main relevant properties.

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Double constructions of Heisenberg Frobenius algebras and Connes cocycles, and solutions of the three-dimensional associative Yang-Baxter equation

We consider the three-dimensional associative algebra H consisting of the 3x3 strictly upper triangular matrices whose the commutator is the Heisenberg Lie algebra. We determine the solutions of the Yang-Baxter associative equation in H. For the antisymmetric solutions, the corresponding bialgebraic structures, double constructions of Frobenius algebras and properties are given explicitly.Besides, we determine some related compatible dendriform algebras and solutions of their D-equations. Using symmetric solutions of these equations, we build the double constructions of related Connes cocycles. Finally, we compute solutions of the three-dimensional non decomposable associative Yang-Baxter equation and build the double constructions of associated Frobenius algebras.

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Solutions of associative Yang-Baxter equation and $D-$equation in low dimensions and associated Frobenius algebras and Connes cocycles

This work addresses some relevant characteristics of associative algebras in low dimensions. Especially, given 1 and 2 dimensional associative algebras, we explicitly solve associative Yang-Baxter equations and use skew-symmetric solutions to perform double constructions of Frobenius algebras. Besides, we determine related compatible dendriform algebras and solutions of their $ D- $equations. Finally, using symmetric solutions of the latter equations, we proceed to double constructions of corresponding Connes cocycles.

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