Pervasiveness of Hopf algebras
Michiel Hazewinkel
math.QAarXiv:math/0411536
Abstract
In late October 2004 I did a search on Hopf algebras in the database ZMATH to find out where they occur and what use is made of them (I.e. what applications there are). The result is a little astonishing, as can be seen from what follows.
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