Double-bosonization and Majid's conjecture, (I): rank-induction of
arXiv:1505.02612 · doi:10.1063/1.4935205
Abstract
Majid developed in \cite{majid3} his double-bosonization theory to construct and expected to generate inductively not just a line but a tree of quantum groups starting from a node. In this paper, the authors confirm the Majid's first expectation (see p. 178 \cite{majid3}) through giving and verifying the full details of the inductive constructions of for the classical types, i.e., the series. Some examples in low ranks are given to elucidate that any quantum group of classical type can be constructed from the node corresponding to .
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