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El. knyga: Topological Quantum Field Theories from Subfactors

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Pure mathematicians have only recently begun a rigorous study of topological quantum field theories (TQFTs). Ocneanu, in particular, showed that subfactors yield TQFTs that complement the Turaev-Viro construction. Until now, however, it has been difficult to find an account of this work that is both detailed and accessible.

Topological Quantum Field Theories from Subfactors provides a self-contained, explicit description of Ocneanu's construction It introduces and discusses its various ingredients with the distinct advantage of employing only genuine triangulations. The authors begin with axioms for a TQFT, go through the Turaev-Viro prescription for constructing such a TQFT, and finally work through Ocneanu's method of starting with a finite depth hyperfinite subfactor" and obtaining the data needed to invoke the Turaev-Viro machine.

The authors provide a very concise treatment of finite factors of type and their bimodules and include details and calculations for all constructions. They also present, perhaps for the first time in book form, notions such as quantization functors and fusion algebras. Accessible to graduate students and others just beginning to explore this intriguing topic, Topological Quantum Field Theories from Subfactors will also be of interest to researchers in both mathematics and theoretical physics.
Preface ix
Preliminaries on TQFTs
1(26)
Introduction
1(3)
Quantisation functors
4(14)
Fusion algebras
18(9)
The invariant
27(24)
The construction
27(9)
Invariance
36(15)
von Neumann algebras
51(48)
Preliminaries on II1 factors
51(4)
Bases and M-valued inner products
55(4)
Contragredients and tensor products
59(8)
Frobenius reciprocity
67(11)
TQFTs from subfactors
78(21)
The group example
99(12)
The TQFT
99(6)
The quantum double
105(6)
A Appendix 111(6)
A.1 Some topological preliminaries
111(2)
A.2 Simplicial complexes
113(4)
Bibliography 117(4)
Index 121