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Discrete Quantum Group Discrete Group S = c 0 - L

α∈R B(H α ), H α fd

α : S B(H α ), p α = id H

α

S, p α S = B(H α ) S = alg- L

α∈R B(H α )

S = c 0 (Γ), R = Γ, H α = C α = ev α , p α = 11 α

S = C (Γ) δ : S M (S ⊗S) coassociative, κ : S → S

ε : S C co-unit (trivial repr. : ε R)

δ (a)(α, β) = a(αβ)

ε(a) = a(e), κ(a)(α) = a(α −1 ) Haar weights h L , h R defined on S

a p α S h L (a) = m α Tr (F α −1 a) and h R (a) = m α Tr (F α a)

with F α B(H α ) + st Tr F α = Tr F α −1 =: m α

h L = h R counting measure on Γ (S, δ) unimodular : h L = h R ⇔ ∀α F α = id H

α

κ 2 = 1 ˆ h tracial Λ : S → H GNS construction for h R

V (Λ⊗Λ)(x⊗y) = (Λ⊗Λ)(δ (x)(1⊗y))

V M ( ˆ S r ⊗S) with S ˆ r = (id⊗B(H ) )(V )

H = ` 2 (Γ), H ⊗H ' ` 2× Γ) V (ξ)(α, β) = ξ (αβ, β)

V = P

ρ α ⊗11 α M (C r (Γ)⊗c 0 (Γ)) F (a) = (id⊗h R )(V (1⊗a)) S ˆ r for a ∈ S

S ˆ = F (S) S ˆ r , ˆ h(F (a) F (a)) = h R (a a) F (a) = P

a(α)ρ α

−1

, S ˆ = CΓ C r (Γ)

In the case of an abelian discrete group, C r (Γ) ' C (ˆ Γ) via α 7→ h·, αi. Then V = [(ˆ α, α) 7→ h α, αi] ˆ C b (ˆ Γ × Γ) and F (a) = [ˆ α 7→ P

α a(α)h α, α ˆ −1 i].

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Discrete Quantum Group Compact Group S = c 0 - L

α∈R B(H α ), H α fd

α : S B(H α ), p α = id H

α

S, p α S = B(H α ) S = alg- L

α∈R B(H α )

S = C (G), R = Irrep(G) H α space of the repr. α δ : S M (S ⊗S) coassociative, κ : S → S

ε : S C co-unit (trivial repr. : ε R)

δ (U g ) = U g ⊗U g

ε(U g ) = 1, κ(U g ) = U g −1 Haar weights h L , h R defined on S

a p α S h L (a) = m α Tr (F α −1 a) and h R (a) = m α Tr (F α a)

with F α B(H α ) + st Tr F α = Tr F α −1 =: m α

h L = h R “canonical trace” of C (G) F α = id H

α

, m α = dim H α

Λ : S → H GNS construction for h R V (Λ⊗Λ)(x⊗y) = (Λ⊗Λ)(δ (x)(1⊗y))

V M ( ˆ S r ⊗S) with S ˆ r = (id⊗B(H ) )(V )

S ˆ r = C (G), δ ˆ (ˆ a)(g, h) = ˆ a(gh) ˆ h Haar measure of G (trace) F (a) = (id⊗h R )(V (1⊗a)) S ˆ r for a ∈ S

S ˆ = F (S) S ˆ r , ˆ h(F (a) F (a)) = h R (a a) for a p α S , F (a) is a coefficient of α

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