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Weighted Lagrangian extension and root anomaly data
Definition
For the fixed root parameter, let denote the semisimplified Temperley–Lieb category with labels , pivotal dimensions , and Hopf-link data inherited from the Kauffman bracket. Put and choose with that square. Choose satisfying . The root-specific extended data are the weighted Lagrangian ribbon bordisms whose objects are closed oriented labeled surfaces with a Lagrangian subspace of real first homology and whose morphisms are collared oriented labeled ribbon bordisms with integer weights. If and have relations and boundary Lagrangians , define
using the Wall-signature Maslov convention. The category composition, units, and anomaly weight are those specified by this formula and the weighted Lagrangian bordism definition; no ordinary oriented anomaly-free functor is part of this Definition.
Definition references
Remarks
The BHMV source uses -structures, while the registered prerequisite map specifies Lagrangian-weighted data. This Definition supplies the latter using the existing local category carrier; the equality between its Maslov correction and the BHMV /signature anomaly remains a theorem obligation and is not asserted here.
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Sources
- C. Blanchet, N. Habegger, G. Masbaum, and P. Vogel, Topological Quantum Field Theories Derived from the Kauffman Bracket, §§1–2 and Appendix B (standard reference, not scraped)
- Sean Pohorence, 3-manifold Invariants and TQFTs (January 2016), §3.1 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Walker, On Witten's 3-Manifold Invariants, §§1 and 18 (standard reference, not scraped)