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Quantum Groups at Roots of Unity and Tilting Quotients

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1 · Prerequisites
Abstract Algebra
Algebraic Geometry
Algebraic Topology
Braid Groups
Categorification and Geometric Representation Theory
Category Theory
Combinatorics
Commutative Algebra
Complex Analysis
Coxeter Groups
Differential Geometry
Functional Analysis
Homological Algebra
Lie Theory
Linear Algebra
Number Theory
Real Analysis
Scheme Theory
Set Theory
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Definition

De Concini–Kac, Lusztig, and small quantum-group forms at roots of unity

Lemma

Affine closest pairs and downward translation from a lower facet

Lemma

Higher divided quantum Serre relations from a skew derivation

Lemma

Integral facet displacements with closed-alcove dominant representatives

Lemma

Saturated Weyl filtrations of finite dimensional integral based modules

Lemma

The full divided-power integral form is a Hopf form

Lemma

Quantum Lucas and generation of specialized divided powers

Lemma

Simply-laced braid symmetries preserve the full divided-power form

Definition

The full toral-weight Lusztig module category

Definition

Tilting objects and negligible morphisms in a root-of-unity category

Lemma

The root-specialized toral quotient by group-like generators

Lemma

The rank-one root-power quotient is a finite-dimensional Hopf algebra

Theorem

Integral convex root PBW bases in finite simply-laced type

Lemma

Full divided powers force root-of-unity weight reflection symmetry

Lemma

Braid-stable PBW decompositions of the small ordinary image

Proposition

The rank-one De Concini–Kac to Lusztig specialization map is not injective

Theorem

Quantum Frobenius and its kernel in the good odd-order regime

Theorem

The full toral-weight root category is braided, rigid and spherical

Definition

Integral Weyl and dual Weyl families at a root of unity

Lemma

Root specialization of integral Weyl lattices and their characters

Lemma

Weyl quantum dimensions and affine Weyl signs

Theorem

Tensor stability and dual stability of root-of-unity tilting modules

Lemma

Weyl flag summands, standard-costandard orthogonality and tilting uniqueness

Lemma

Finite highest weight truncations from integral lowest-highest tensors

Theorem

The negligible ideal and semisimple trace quotient of root tiltings

Theorem

Affine Weyl linkage from central monodromy traces

Theorem

Existence and highest weight classification of root-of-unity tiltings

Lemma

Simplicity of Weyl modules in the closed bottom alcove

Theorem

Strong affine linkage for root Weyl modules and tilting sections

Theorem

Outside-alcove indecomposable tiltings are negligible

Theorem

The simply-laced large-odd-order tilting fusion quotient

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