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The rank-two Jones–Wenzl idempotent at loop value two
Example
Let , so and . In rank two the recursion gives , an idempotent annihilated by , with normalized closure trace .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: , , , and the rank-two generator .
The recursion is , and its trace formula is (Jones–Wenzl recursion in the nonvanishing-denominator range, The Jones–Wenzl recursion gives annihilating idempotents and their trace).
Verification
Given: The stated parameter and rank-two algebra.
Since and , the recursion gives . By [F1], The identity coefficient is , so .
The trace formula in [F2] gives . This calculation uses the closure trace normalization , not the unnormalized categorical trace.
Depends on
- Temperley–Lieb quantum integers and quantum characteristic
- Jones–Wenzl recursion in the nonvanishing-denominator range
- The Jones–Wenzl recursion gives annihilating idempotents and their trace
- Normalized Temperley–Lieb trace from diagram closure
- The normalized closure trace is cyclic and satisfies the Markov rules
- The elementary diagram generators satisfy the local Temperley–Lieb relations
Used by
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Sources
- Joshua Chen, The Temperley-Lieb Categories and Skein Modules (standard reference, not scraped)