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FALSE: the dimension of an object is independent of the pivotal structure

Statement

The dimension of an object is independent of the pivotal structure.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The tensor category of finite-dimensional Z-graded vector spaces, a field element q∈k× with q≠±1, and the degree-one line X=k[1].

[L1]

Pivotal structures vary by monoidal automorphisms of the identity (Pivotal and spherical structures vary by monoidal automorphisms of the identity).

[L2]

dim⁡a(X) is defined as the trace of the chosen pivotal comparison (The dimension of an object relative to a pivotal structure).

[L3]

On graded vector spaces, multiplying the canonical double-dual map by qn in degree n gives a pivotal structure whose dimension on k[1] is q (FALSE: the left and right traces always agree).

Refutation

technique · direct
1.1givenL1L3

By [L1], the standard pivotal structure on graded vector spaces can be multiplied by the monoidal automorphism acting as qn in degree n. This gives the modified pivotal structure a′ used in [L3].

2.1step 1.1L2L3

The standard pivotal structure gives dim⁡(X)=1k for the degree-1 line X=k[1], while [L3] gives dim⁡a′(X)=q≠1k. These are exactly the quantities defined in [L2].

3.1step 2.1∎

Therefore the dimension can change when the pivotal structure changes, so the statement is false.

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