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September 29, 20250 citationsOpen Access

Quasi-triangular Novikov bialgebras and related bialgebra structures

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ZCZhen CuiBHBo Hou

Key Points

  • Quasi-triangular novikov bialgebras connect to the yang-baxter equation, offering new insights into their structures.
  • A correspondence exists between factorizable novikov bialgebras and quadratic rota-baxter novikov algebras of nonzero weights.
  • The induced lie bialgebra maintains its quasi-triangular nature under the conditions of its respective novikov bialgebra.
  • Differential infinitesimal bialgebras exhibit similar structures when pertaining to quasi-triangular conditions.

Abstract

We introduce the notion of quasi-triangular Novikov bialgebras, which constructed from solutions of the Novikov Yang-Baxter equation whose symmetric parts are invariant. Triangular Novikov bialgebras and factorizable Novikov bialgebras are important subclasses of quasi-triangular Novikov bialgebras. A factorizable Novikov bialgebra induces a factorization of the underlying Novikov algebra and the double of any Novikov bialgebra naturally admits a factorizable Novikov bialgebra structure. Moreover, we introduce the notion of quadratic Rota-Baxter Novikov algebras and show that there is an one-to-one correspondence between factorizable Novikov bialgebras and quadratic Rota-Baxter Novikov algebras of nonzero weights. Finally, we obtain that the Lie bialgebra induced by a Novikov bialgebra and a quadratic right Novikov algebra is quasi-triangular (resp. triangular, factorizable) if the Novikov bialgebra is quasi-triangular (resp. triangular, factorizable), and under certain conditions, the Novikov bialgebra induced by a differential infinitesimal bialgebra is quasi-triangular (resp. triangular, factorizable) if the differential infinitesimal bialgebra is quasi-triangular (resp. triangular, factorizable).

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Cui et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68da5a3ec1728099cfd11a1dhttps://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.2505.19579
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