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The categorical trace of a morphism into the double dual
Definition
Fix a rigid monoidal category with chosen left duals. For a morphism , the left categorical trace of is the endomorphism of the unit
For a morphism , the right categorical trace of is
So a bare endomorphism is not yet an input to categorical trace; one first needs a comparison between and a double dual.
Depends on
Used by
- A braiding alone does not define a link trace Counterexample
- Modular ribbon fusion category and Hopf-link data Definition
- Negligible morphisms for a pivotal trace Definition
- The dimension of an object relative to a pivotal structure Definition
- The ribbon evaluation of an X-colored closed braid Definition
- Tilting objects and negligible morphisms in a root-of-unity category Definition
- The categorical trace of a linear endomorphism is its matrix trace Example
- Writhe normalization cancels a ribbon kink Example
- Balancing and the Hopf-link character identity Lemma
- Outside-alcove rank-one tiltings have zero pivotal dimension Lemma
- Simple ribbon fusion dimensions are nonzero Lemma
- The explicit Fibonacci model has a positive spherical pivotal structure Lemma
- The ribbon trace equals the framed-closure evaluation Lemma
- What is needed before a trace can be written Remark
- Basic properties of the categorical trace Theorem
- In a spherical category the left and right traces agree Theorem
- The negligible ideal and semisimple trace quotient of root tiltings Theorem
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Sources
- P. Etingof, S. Gelaki, D. Nikshych, and V. Ostrik, Tensor Categories, Definition 4.7.1 (standard reference, not scraped)