Non-unitarizable representations of compact and discrete quantum groups
Fatemeh Khosravi, Sang-Gyun Youn
Abstract
We study the similarity problem for representations of compact and discrete quantum groups. We first prove that every non-degenerate contractive representation of a compact or discrete quantum group is automatically unitary. Then, for compact quantum groups, we develop an interpolation method for constructing explicit non-unitarizable non-degenerate representations with norms arbitrarily close to 1. In particular, this applies to all non-Kac compact quantum groups whose dual has subexponential growth, including the Drinfeld--Jimbo quantum groups Gq, as well as to the non-Kac free unitary quantum groups UF+ with F∈GL2(C). On the discrete quantum group side, we establish a quantum analogue of the classical lifting principle for non-unitarizable uniformly bounded representations. Combining this lifting principle with recent results on maximal Kac quantum subgroups, we construct explicit non-unitarizable non-degenerate representations with norms arbitrarily close to 1 for all unitary free quantum groups FUF and all non-amenable orthogonal free quantum groups FOF.
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