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Yongsheng Cheng

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Irreducible representations of the twisted Heisenberg-Virasoro algebra of Hom type

Hom-Lie algebras are non-associative algebras generalizing Lie algebras by twisting the Jacobi identity by a linear map. In this paper, we mainly study the irreducible representation of the twisted Heisenberg-Virasoro algebra of Hom-type, which can be induced by the irreducible representations of its induced Lie algebra. In particular, we construct some kinds of irreducible representations of the twisted Heisenberg-Virasoro algebra of Hom-type.

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2-local derivations on the twisted Heisenberg-Virasoro algebra

2-local derivation is a generalized derivation for a Lie algebra, which plays an important role to the study of local properties of the structure of the Lie algebra. In this paper, we prove that every 2-local derivation on the twisted Heisenberg-Virasoro algebra is a derivation.

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2-local derivation on the conformal Galilei algebra

2-local derivation is a generalized derivation for a Lie algebra, which plays an important role to the study of local properties of the structure of the Lie algebra. In this paper, we prove that every 2-local derivation on the conformal Galilei algebra is a derivation.

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Local cocycle 3-Hom-Lie Bialgebras and 3-Lie Classical Hom-Yang-Baxter Equation

In this paper, we introduce 3-Hom-Lie bialgebras whose compatibility conditions between the multiplication and comultiplication are given by local cocycle conditions. We study a twisted 3-ary version of the Yang-Baxter Equation, called the 3-Lie classical HomYang-Baxter Equation (3-Lie CHYBE), which is a general form of 3-Lie classical YangBaxter Equation studied in [2] and prove that the bialgebras induced by the solutions of 3-Lie CHYBE induce the coboundary local cocycle 3-Hom-Lie bialgebras.

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Simple weight modules over the quantum Schrödinger algebra

In the present paper, using the technique of localization, we determine the center of the quantum Schrödinger algebra $§_q$ and classify simple modules with finite-dimensional weight spaces over $§_q$, when $q$ is not a root of unity. It turns out that there are four classes of such modules: dense $U_q(\mathfrak{sl}_2)$-modules, highest weight modules, lowest weight modules, and twisted modules of highest weight modules.

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Representations of Bihom-Lie algebras

Bihom-Lie algebra is a generalized Hom-Lie algebra endowed with two commuting multiplicative linear maps. In this paper, we study cohomology and representations of Bihom-Lie algebras. In particular, derivations, central extensions, derivation extensions, the trivial representation and the adjoint representation of Bihom-Lie algebras are studied in detail.

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Quasi-Whittaker modules for the Schrödinger algebra

In this paper, we construct a new class of modules for the Schrödinger algebra $\mS$, called quasi-Whittaker module. Different from \cite{[ZC]}, the quasi-Whittaker module is not induced by the Borel subalgebra of the Schrödinger algebra related with the triangular decomposition, but its Heisenberg subalgebra $\mH$. We prove that, for a simple $\mS$-module $V$, $V$ is a quasi-Whittaker module if and only if $V$ is a locally finite $\mH$-module; Furthermore, we classify the simple quasi-Whittaker modules by the elements with the action similar to the center elements in $U(\mS)$ and their quasi-Whittaker vectors. Finally, we characterize arbitrary quasi-Whittaker modules.

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Whittaker Modules for the Schrödinger Algebra

In this paper, the property and the classification the simple Whittaker modules for the schrödinger algebra are studied. A quasi-central element plays an important role in the study of Whittaker modules of level zero. For the Whittaker modules of nonzero level, our arguments use the Casimir element of semisimple Lie algebra $sl_2$ and the description of simple modules over conformal Galilei algebras by R. Lü, V. Mazorchuk and K. Zhao.

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