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Fusion and multifusion categories
Definition
A multifusion category is a finite semisimple multitensor category. A fusion category is a finite semisimple tensor category. In particular the unit of a fusion category is simple, whereas a multifusion unit may split.
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- Symmetric Rep(Z/2) has singular Hopf-link matrix Counterexample
- Finite semisimple module category over a fusion category Definition
- Fixed-boundary anyonic fusion-path space Definition
- Fixed-charge encoding and code projector Definition
- Fusion rules Definition
- G-graded finite semisimple 2-vector space Definition
- Local anyonic channel projector Definition
- Modular ribbon fusion category and Hopf-link data Definition
- Pointed ribbon categories from abelian 3-cocycles Definition
- RT state spaces from a modular category Definition
- Separable algebra objects and bimodules in a fusion category Definition
- Tensor-invertible objects, fusion-ring units, and invertible operators Definition
- Topological spin Definition
- Unitary fusion category Definition
- A matrix multifusion category with nonsimple unit Example
- Fibonacci fusion data and chiral convention Example
- Finite-dimensional vector spaces form a fusion category Example
- Relative tensor products of bimodules over C times C Example
- A separability idempotent constructs the balanced relative tensor product Lemma
- A uniform rank and action-multiplicity bound for module categories Lemma
- Balancing and the Hopf-link character identity Lemma
- Categorical separability contracts the module deformation complex Lemma
- Distinct fusion-ring characters are orthogonal under duality Lemma
- Fusion paths give a basis of the fixed-boundary path space Lemma
- Fusion-tree basis and dimension recursion Lemma
- Modular Hom state spaces have exact sewing inverses and the dimension formula Lemma
- Module functor adjoints and separable-monad splittings in Mod(C) Lemma
- RT capped operators: geometric Gram factors and exact signature gluing Lemma
- RT handlebody pairings and surgery gluing Lemma
- Simple ribbon fusion dimensions are nonzero Lemma
- The canonical algebra of a fusion category is Frobenius Lemma
- The complete Kirby-color band-slide identity with open colored graph coupons Lemma
- The vacuum F-coefficient records the Frobenius–Schur sign Lemma
- The boundary of the fusion-category development Remark
- Left and right dual objects are isomorphic in a semisimple multitensor category Theorem
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Sources
- Etingof, Gelaki, Nikshych, Ostrik, Tensor Categories, Definition 4.1.1 (standard reference, not scraped)