2018
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1810.08776
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2-Morse Theory and the Algebra of the Infrared

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“…Our aim is to look at this problem in a perspective of the algebra of the infrared discovered in [12] and developed its mathematical counterpart in [13] (see also [14][15][16]). A common proposal for physical categorification of various quantities indicates that such geometric objects as cohomology appear in consideration of topologically protected Hilbert subspaces of quantum theories with supersymmetry [17].…”
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“…Our aim is to look at this problem in a perspective of the algebra of the infrared discovered in [12] and developed its mathematical counterpart in [13] (see also [14][15][16]). A common proposal for physical categorification of various quantities indicates that such geometric objects as cohomology appear in consideration of topologically protected Hilbert subspaces of quantum theories with supersymmetry [17].…”
Section: Supersymmetric Interfacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather we could perform perturbative expansion in a regime ∆µ/ √ r 1 confirming each soliton solution (4. 16) is accompanied by a single solution to the complete system. The resulting expressions turn out to be rather bulky and we will never use their explicit form, therefore we omit them in our consideration.…”
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