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Keywords:
antilinear map; $\ast $-structure; Hopf $\ast $-algebra
antilinear map; $\ast $-structure; Hopf $\ast $-algebra
Summary:
We investigate the structures of Hopf $\ast $-algebra on the Radford algebras over $\mathbb {C}$. All the $*$-structures on $H$ are explicitly given. Moreover, these Hopf $*$-algebra structures are classified up to equivalence.
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