Double quasi-Poisson brackets on associative algebras with involutive anti-automorphisms induce quasi-Poisson structures on twisted representation spaces over arbitrary semisimple bases, with applications to twisted quiver varieties and Hopf algebras with Fox pairings.
Preprint,arXiv:1804.09566
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