This paper consists of two parts. In the first part we show that any Poisson algebraic group over a field of characteristic zero and any Poisson Lie group admits a local quantization. This answers positively a question of Drinfeld and generalizes the results of [BFGP] and [BP]. In the second part we apply our techniques of quan-tization to obtain some nontrivial examples of quantization of Pois...

Let $ (A,| cdot |) $ be a real Banach algebra, a complex algebra $ A_mathbb{C} $ be a complexification of $ A $ and $ | | cdot | | $ be an algebra norm on  $ A_mathbb{C}  $  satisfying a simple condition together with the norm $ | cdot | $ on $ A$.  In this paper we first show that $ A^* $ is a real Banach $ A^{**}$-module if and only if $ (A_mathbb{C})^* $ is a complex Banach $ (A_mathbb{C})^{...

In the present paper, the concepts of module (uniform) approximate amenability and contractibility of Banach algebras that are modules over another Banach algebra, are introduced. The general theory is developed and some hereditary properties are given. In analogy with the Banach algebraic approximate amenability, it is shown that module approximate amenability and contractibility are the same ...

We consider a simple solution of a Yang-Baxter equation on loop algebra and deduce from it a Sklyanin Poisson structure which operates continuously on a Sobolev test algebra on the Wiener space of the Lie algebra. It is very classical that the solution of the classical Yang-Baxter equation on a finite dimensional algebra gives a Poisson structure on the algebra of smooth function on the finite ...

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A Poisson algebra is a commutative algebra with a Lie bracket {, } satisfying the Leibniz rule. Such algebras appear in classical mechanics. Namely, functions on the phase space form a Poisson algebra, and Hamilton’s equation of motion is df dt = {f, H}, where H is the Hamiltonian (energy) function. Moreover, the transition from classical to quantum mechanics can be understood in terms of defor...