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Global Anomalies, Relative Theories and Inflow

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1 · Prerequisites
Abstract Algebra
Advanced QFT and Supersymmetry
Algebraic Topology
Category Theory
Combinatorics
Commutative Algebra
Complex Analysis
Coxeter Groups
Differential Geometry
Functional Analysis
Homological Algebra
Lie Theory
Linear Algebra
Measure Theory
Number Theory
Partial Differential Equations
Quantum Algebra and Representation Theory
Quantum Field Theory Mathematics
Real Analysis
Set Theory
Topology
2 · Logical flowchart

3 · Items

Definition

Determinant-line holonomy for a global anomaly test

Definition

Relative boundary theory and invertible anomaly inflow

Physics theorem

A global SU(2) determinant-line phase and its mod-two inflow cancellation

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