The Role of the Canonical Element in the Quantized Algebra of Differential Operators
Chryssomalis Chryssomalakos, Peter Schupp, Paul Watts
Abstract
We review the construction of the cross product algebra from two dually paired Hopf algebras and . The canonical element in is then introduced, and its properties examined. We find that it is useful for giving coactions on , and it allows the construction of objects with specific invariance properties under these coactions. A ``vacuum operator'' is found which projects elements of onto said objects. We then discuss bicovariant vector fields in the context of the canonical element.
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