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Quantum duality principle for quantum Grassmannians

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The quantum duality principle (QDP) for homogeneous spaces gives four recipes to obtain, from a quantum homogeneous space, a dual one, in the sense of Poisson duality. One of these recipes fails (for lack of the initial ingredient) when the homogeneous space we start from is not a quasi-affine variety. In this work we solve this problem for the quantum Grassmannian, a key example of quantum projective homogeneous space, providing a suitable analogue of the QDP recipe.

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Fioresi, R., Gavarini, F. (2011). Quantum duality principle for quantum Grassmannians. In: Marcolli, M., Parashar, D. (eds) Quantum Groups and Noncommutative Spaces. Vieweg+Teubner. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9831-9_4

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