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On partial representations of pointed Hopf algebras
The theory of partial representations first appeared in the context of groups to deal with restrictions of representations to non-invariant subspaces. Partial representations of a group $G$ correspond to representations of a groupoid algebra constructed out of $G$. The notion of a partial representa
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