Bialgebra cocycle twist ($n=\bar{\gamma }\ast m\ast \gamma$)

With the convention $m\ast \gamma =\gamma \ast n$ and invertible bialgebra scalar cocycle $\gamma$ for $n$, the same coalgebra has $n=\bar{\gamma }\ast m\ast \gamma$, or equivalently $m=\gamma \ast n\ast \bar{\gamma }$. Thus $n(a,b)=\sum \bar{\gamma }(a_{(1)},b_{(1)})m(a_{(2)},b_{(2)})\gamma (a_{(3)},b_{(3)})$. Specifying the equation prevents opposite twist conventions from being conflated.