Alphabeta MathFinite Symmetry Gauging as a Specified Model
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1 · Prerequisites
Advanced QFT and Supersymmetry
2 · Logical flowchart
3 · Items
Definition
Finite two-group lattice spin state-sum model
Postulate
Adopted finite two-group gauging model
Physics theorem
Gauge invariance and gluing in the finite symmetry model
Sources
- Gregory W. Moore and Vivek Saxena, TASI Lectures on Topological Field Theories and Differential Cohomology, §23.3
- Daniel S. Freed and Frank Quinn, Chern-Simons Theory with Finite Gauge Group, §2
- John C. Baez and Aaron D. Lauda, Higher-Dimensional Algebra V: 2-Groups, §8.3
- Francesco Benini, Clay Córdova, and Po-Shen Hsin, On 2-Group Global Symmetries and Their Anomalies, §2.3