Invariant properties of representations under cleft extensions

The main aim of this paper is to give the invariant properties of representations of algebras under cleft extensions over a semisimple Hopf algebra. Firstly, we explain the concept of the cleft extension and give a relation between the cleft extension and the crossed product which is the approach we depend upon. Then, by making use of them, we prove that over an algebraically closed field k, for a finite dimensional Hopf algebra H which is semisimple as well as its dual H*, the representation type of an algebra is an invariant property under a finite dimensional H-cleft extension . In the other part, we still show that over an arbitrary field k, the Nakayama property of a k-algebra is also an invariant property under an H -cleft extension when the radical of the algebra is H-stable.

Crossed Products over Weak Hopf Algebras Related to Cleft Extensions and Cohomology

The authors present the general theory of cleft extensions for a cocommutative weak Hopf algebra H. For a right H-comodule algebra, they obtain a bijective corre- spondence between the isomorphisms classes of H-cleft extensions AH → A, where AH is the subalgebra of coinvariants, and the equivalence classes of crossed systems for H over AH. Finally, they establish a bijection between the set of equivalence classes of crossed systems with a fixed weak H-module algebra structure and the second cohomology group H2φZ（AH） （H, Z（AH））, where Z（AH） is the center of AH.

Crossed products for Hopf group-algebras

First,the group crossed product over the Hopf group-algebras is defined,and the necessary and sufficient conditions for the group crossed product to be a group algebra are given.The cleft extension theory of the Hopf group algebra is introduced,and it is proved that the crossed product of the Hopf group algebra is equivalent to the cleft extension.The necessary and sufficient conditions for the crossed product equivalence of two Hopf groups are then given.Finally,combined with the equivalence theory of the Hopf group crossed product and cleft extension,the group crossed product constructed by the general 2-cocycle as algebra is determined to be isomorphic to the group crossed product of the 2-cocycle with a convolutional invertible map of the 2-cocycle.The unit property of a general 2-cocycle is equivalent to the convolutional invertible map of the 2-cocycle,and the combination condition of the weak action is equivalent to the convolutional invertible map of the 2-cocycle and the combination condition of the weak action.Similarly,crossed product algebra constructed by the general 2-cocycle is isomorphic to the Hopfπ-crossed product algebra constructed by the 2-cocycle with a convolutional invertible map.

Connexin 30 controls the extension of astrocytic processes into the synaptic cleft through an unconventional non-channel function

Neurons and glial cells, particularly astrocytes, are the two main cell populations in the central nervous system. While it is established that brain functions primarily rely on neuronal activity, an active contribution of astrocytes to information processing is only starting to be considered. There is growing evidence that astrocytes, as part of the tripartite synapse, participate in this challenge by receiving and integrating neuronal signals and, in turn, by sending signals that target neurons[1]. The involvement of astrocytes in information processing has mainly been studied at the level of the single astrocyte, often missing the role of astrocyte networks in this process.