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El. knyga: Quantum Invariants of Knots and 3-manifolds 2nd Revised edition [De Gruyter E-books]

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Due to the strong appeal and wide use of this monograph, it is now available in its second revised edition. The monograph gives a systematic treatment of 3-dimensional topological quantum field theories (TQFTs) based on the work of the author with N. Reshetikhin and O. Viro. This subject was inspired by the discovery of the Jones polynomial of knots and the Witten-Chern-Simons field theory. On the algebraic side, the study of 3-dimensional TQFTs has been influenced by the theory of braided categories and the theory of quantum groups. The book is divided into three parts. Part I presents a construction of 3-dimensional TQFTs and 2-dimensional modular functors from so-called modular categories. This gives a vast class of knot invariants and 3-manifold invariants as well as a class of linear representations of the mapping class groups of surfaces. In Part II the technique of 6j-symbols is used to define state sum invariants of 3-manifolds. Their relation to the TQFTs constructed in Part I is established via the theory of shadows. Part III provides constructions of modular categories, based on quantum groups and skein modules of tangles in the 3-space. This fundamental contribution to topological quantum field theory is accessible to graduate students in mathematics and physics with knowledge of basic algebra and topology. It is an indispensable source for everyone who wishes to enter the forefront of this fascinating area at the borderline of mathematics and physics. From the contents: Invariants of graphs in Euclidean 3-space and of closed 3-manifolds FounVladimir G. Turaev, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA.
Introduction 1(14)
Part I Towards Topological Field Theory
15(284)
Chapter I Invariants of graphs in Euclidean 3-space
17(55)
1 Ribbon categories
17(13)
2 Operator invariants of ribbon graphs
30(19)
3 Reduction of Theorem 2.5 to lemmas
49(8)
4 Proof of lemmas
57(14)
Notes
71(1)
Chapter II Invariants of closed 3-manifolds
72(46)
1 Modular tensor categories
72(6)
2 Invariants of 3-manifolds
78(6)
3 Proof of Theorem 2.3.2. Action of SL (2, Z)
84(15)
4 Computations in semisimple categories
99(9)
5 Hermitian and unitary categories
108(8)
Notes
116(2)
Chapter III Foundations of topological quantum field theory
118(34)
1 Axiomatic definition of TQFT's
118(9)
2 Fundamental properties
127(5)
3 Isomorphisms of TQFT's
132(4)
4 Quantum invariants
136(6)
5 Hermitian and unitary TQFT's
142(3)
6 Elimination of anomalies
145(5)
Notes
150(2)
Chapter IV Three-dimensional topological quantum field theory
152(84)
1 Three-dimensional TQFT: preliminary version
152(10)
2 Proof of Theorem 1.9
162(17)
3 Lagrangian relations and Maslov indices
179(7)
4 Computation of anomalies
186(4)
5 Action of the modular groupoid
190(6)
6 Renormalized 3-dimensional TQFT
196(11)
7 Computations in the renormalized TQFT
207(3)
8 Absolute anomaly-free TQFT
210(3)
9 Anomaly-free TQFT
213(4)
10 Hermitian TQFT
217(6)
11 Unitary TQFT
223(3)
12 Verlinde algebra
226(8)
Notes
234(2)
Chapter V Two-dimensional modular functors
236(63)
1 Axioms for a 2-dimensional modular functor
236(11)
2 Underlying ribbon category
247(19)
3 Weak and mirror modular functors
266(2)
4 Construction of modular functors
268(6)
5 Construction of modular functors continued
274(23)
Notes
297(2)
Part II The Shadow World
299(192)
Chapter VI 6j-symbols
301(44)
1 Algebraic approach to 6j -symbols
301(9)
2 Unimodal categories
310(2)
3 Symmetrized multiplicity modules
312(6)
4 Framed graphs
318(13)
5 Geometric approach to 6j -symbols
331(13)
Notes
344(1)
Chapter VII Simplicial state sums on 3-manifolds
345(22)
1 State sum models on triangulated 3-manifolds
345(6)
2 Proof of Theorems 1.4 and 1.7
351(5)
3 Simplicial 3-dimensional TQFT
356(5)
4 Comparison of two approaches
361(4)
Notes
365(2)
Chapter VIII Generalities on shadows
367(27)
1 Definition of shadows
367(4)
2 Miscellaneous definitions and constructions
371(5)
3 Shadow links
376(6)
4 Surgeries on shadows
382(4)
5 Bilinear forms of shadows
386(2)
6 Integer shadows
388(3)
7 Shadow graphs
391(2)
Notes
393(1)
Chapter IX Shadows of manifolds
394(41)
1 Shadows of 4-manifolds
394(6)
2 Shadows of 3-manifolds
400(5)
3 Shadows of links in 3-manifolds
405(5)
4 Shadows of 4-manifolds via handle decompositions
410(3)
5 Comparison of bilinear forms
413(4)
6 Thickening of shadows
417(10)
7 Proof of Theorems 1.5 and 1.7-1.11
427(4)
8 Shadows of framed graphs
431(3)
Notes
434(1)
Chapter X State sums on shadows
435(56)
1 State sum models on shadowed polyhedra
435(9)
2 State sum invariants of shadows
444(6)
3 Invariants of 3-manifolds from the shadow viewpoint
450(2)
4 Reduction of Theorem 3.3 to a lemma
452(3)
5 Passage to the shadow world
455(8)
6 Proof of Theorem 5.6
463(10)
7 Invariants of framed graphs from the shadow viewpoint
473(4)
8 Proof of Theorem VII.4.2
477(7)
9 Computations for graph manifolds
484(5)
Notes
489(2)
Part III Towards Modular Categories
491(70)
Chapter XI An algebraic construction of modular categories
493(25)
1 Hopf algebras and categories of representations
493(3)
2 Quasitriangular Hopf algebras
496(4)
3 Ribbon Hopf algebras
500(3)
4 Digression on quasimodular categories
503(3)
5 Modular Hopf algebras
506(2)
6 Quantum groups at roots of unity
508(5)
7 Quantum groups with generic parameter
513(4)
Notes
517(1)
Chapter XII A geometric construction of modular categories
518(43)
1 Skein modules and the Jones polynomial
518(5)
2 Skein category
523(3)
3 The Temperley-Lieb algebra
526(3)
4 The Jones-Wenzl idempotents
529(6)
5 The matrix S
535(4)
6 Refined skein category
539(7)
7 Modular and semisimple skein categories
546(5)
8 Multiplicity modules
551(6)
9 Hermitian and unitary skein categories
557(2)
Notes
559(2)
Appendix I Dimension and trace re-examined 561(2)
Appendix II Vertex models on link diagrams 563(2)
Appendix III Gluing re-examined 565(3)
Appendix IV The signature of closed 4-manifolds from a state sum 568(3)
References 571(18)
Subject index 589
Vladimir G. Turaev, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA.