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The standard root-of-unity sl2 tilting ribbon quotient is modular

Statement

Let ℓ≥3, q=eπi/ℓ, and let Cℓ be the standard ribbon semisimplification of finite-dimensional integrable type-1 tilting modules for Lusztig's divided-power Uq(sl2), using the positive-trace quantum ribbon convention. Then Cℓ is modular, with simples a=0,…,ℓ−2, dimensions da=sin⁡((a+1)π/ℓ)/sin⁡(π/ℓ), twists θa=qa(a+2)/2, and

sab=sin⁡((a+1)(b+1)π/ℓ)sin⁡(π/ℓ),Sab=2ℓsin⁡(a+1)(b+1)πℓ.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The standard divided-power tilting quotient at q=eπi/ℓ, ℓ≥3, with the positive-trace quantum ribbon convention.

[F1]

If the actual quotient has the displayed truncated fusion coefficients, dimensions, and twists, then the balancing and finite-sine argument proves the displayed s, S, and nondegeneracy (Truncated sl2 fusion data give the sine Hopf-link matrix).

[F2]

The full toral-character divided-power category, Weyl/dual-Weyl tensor filtrations, tilting classification and all-endomorphism negligible trace calculation are supplied by The specified rank-one divided-power tilting category, Rank-one Weyl strings, tensor filtrations, and tilting classification and Outside-alcove rank-one tiltings have zero pivotal dimension. The actual semisimple spherical ribbon quotient has precisely the retained labels and the stated truncated fusion rule by The rank-one tilting quotient is the truncated fusion category.

[F3]

The finite integral R-series gives the full braiding, ribbon identities and twists on the actual tiltings; the signed TL comparison with parity-corrected pivot gives positive dimensions and retains the exact root-path/trace-radical quotient and all-rank semisimplified centralizer. The unreduced boundary projector is nonzero (The corrected finite rank-one R series gives the full tilting ribbon structure, The rank-one tilting quotient matches the Temperley-Lieb ribbon convention, Root fusion paths have nonzero pairings, The root negligible quotient is semisimple with truncated fusion).

Proof

1.1F1F2givenalgebra

By [F2], the full actual tilting category has its semisimple quotient with exactly the simple labels 0,…,ℓ−2 and the complete truncated fusion multiplicities in [F1]. The all-endomorphism trace calculation kills every excluded indecomposable, not just its identity trace. Thus the quotient here is the actual category in the Statement, rather than a fusion ring substituted for it.

2.1F2F3step 1.1algebra

By [F3], its full braiding and ribbon structure descend from the integral finite R-series, and the pivotal conversion gives da=[a+1]q=sin⁡((a+1)π/ℓ)/sin⁡(π/ℓ) and θa=sa(a+2)=qa(a+2)/2 with s=eπi/(2ℓ). The self-dual cup/cap loop is −δ and the positive pivotal trace uses the proved parity conversion; no equivalence with unmodified positive-loop pivotal diagrams is assumed. The actual category therefore satisfies every hypothesis of [F1], for all ℓ≥3, including even ℓ.

3.1F1step 2.1algebra∎

Apply [F1] to this actual spherical ribbon fusion category. It gives sab=sin⁡((a+1)(b+1)π/ℓ)/sin⁡(π/ℓ) and D2=ℓ/(2sin⁡2(π/ℓ)). Choose its positive square root D=ℓ/2/sin⁡(π/ℓ); division gives exactly the displayed normalized S. Finite sine orthogonality gives S2=I, so S and s are invertible. This establishes modularity of the actual quotient and all its stated data, without a source-only category premise or a TQFT assumption.

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