2018
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1808.06574
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Permutation actions on modular tensor categories of topological multilayer phases

Abstract: We find a non-trivial representation of the symmetric group S n on the n-fold Deligne product C ⊠n of a modular tensor category C for any n ≥ 2. This is accomplished by checking that a particular family of C ⊠n -bimodule categories representing adjacent transpositions satisfies the symmetric group relations with respect to the relative Deligne product. The bimodule categories are based on a permutation action of S 2 on C ⊠ C discussed by Fuchs and Schweigert in [FS14], for which we show that it is, in a certai… Show more

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“…From an algebraic viewpoint, the o 4 obstruction for permutation actions was shown to vanish in [GJ19], hence these extensions always exist. They have been studied in the /2 case ([BS11, BFRS10], [EMJP18,Pas18]). Very recently, Delaney has given an algorithm for computing the fusion rules of general permutation extensions using the concept of bare defects [Del19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From an algebraic viewpoint, the o 4 obstruction for permutation actions was shown to vanish in [GJ19], hence these extensions always exist. They have been studied in the /2 case ([BS11, BFRS10], [EMJP18,Pas18]). Very recently, Delaney has given an algorithm for computing the fusion rules of general permutation extensions using the concept of bare defects [Del19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%