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Intuition for left Hopf-modules
Let me put my two cents in here too, as on MSE, together with Ré and Emily answers.
Directly concerning your question about the significance of the axiom involving $\rho$, consider the following: if $ …
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groupring morphisms and bialgebra
Your first claim is true even if you substitute $\mathbb{Z}$ with any integral domain $\Bbbk$. Actually what is true is that we have a bijection
$$\text{Bialg}_\Bbbk(\Bbbk[G],B)\cong\text{Mon}(G,\math …
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A "concrete" example of a one-sided Hopf algebra
I came to know from the paper Left Hopf Algebras by Green, Nichols and Taft that one may consider a Hopf algebra whose antipode satisfies only the left (resp. right) antipode condition.
To be more pr …
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Linear topologies on the finite dual of the polynomial algebra
Let $\Bbbk[X]$ be the polynomial algebra in one indeterminate over a field $\Bbbk$, endowed with the primitive-like bialgebra structure, i.e. $\Delta(X)=X\otimes1+1\otimes X$ and $\varepsilon(X)=0$.
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