Finite-dimensionality of Nichols algebras for simple Yetter–Drinfeld modules over non-abelian groups
Determine necessary and sufficient conditions under which the Nichols algebra B(M(O,ρ)) of a simple Yetter–Drinfeld module M(O,ρ) over kG, constructed from a conjugacy class O in a non-abelian finite group G and an irreducible representation ρ of the centralizer G^g, is finite-dimensional.
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Determining when a Nichols algebra $B(M(O,\rho))$ is finite-dimensional is an open question, while the case where there are two or more summands, even still difficult, has been already solved: the role of the Weyl groupoid is fundamental in controlling the dimension of the Nichols algebra, as we will explain in the next paragraphs.
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(2510.03124 - Angiono, 3 Oct 2025) in Subsection 2.2 (Nichols algebras), Nichols algebras over non-abelian groups