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      Transmutation and Bosonisation of Quasi-Hopf Algebras

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          Let H be a quasitriangular quasi-Hopf algebra, we construct a braided group H_ in the quasiassociative category of left H-modules. Conversely, given any braided group B in this category, we construct a quasi-Hopf algebra BH in the category of vector spaces. We generalise the transmutation and bosonisation theory of [10] to the quasi case. As examples, we bosonise the octonion algebra to an asoociative one, obtain the twisted quantum double Dϕ(G) of a finite group as a bosonisation, and obtain its transmutation. Finally, we show that H_H is isomorphic to H\Rcal\blackbowtieH as quasi-Hopf algebras.

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                0903.3959

                Mathematical physics,Mathematical & Computational physics,Algebra
                Mathematical physics, Mathematical & Computational physics, Algebra

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