Combinatorial Hopf algebras

Abstract

We define a "combinatorial Hopf algebra" as a Hopf algebra which is free (or cofree) and equipped with a given isomorphism to the free algebra over the indecomposables (resp. the cofree coalgebra over the primitives). The choice of such an isomorphism implies the existence a finer algebraic structure on the Hopf algebra and on the indecomposables (resp. the primitives). For instance a cofree-cocommutative right-sided combinatorial Hopf algebra is completely determined by its primitive part which is a pre-Lie algebra. The key example is the Connes-Kreimer Hopf algebra. The study of all these combinatorial Hopf algebra types gives rise to several good triples of operads. It involves the operads: dendriform, pre-Lie, brace, and variations of them.

The second part, dealing with right-sided combinatorial Hopf algebras, has been completely modified in this new version

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