Formal extension of noncommutative tensor-triangular support varieties

This paper extends support variety theory from the compact to the non-compact part of a monoidal triangulated category in the noncommutative setting, establishing conditions under which the extended theory detects the zero object and thereby confirming a portion of a conjecture by the second author, Nakano, and Yakimov regarding central cohomological support in stable categories of finite tensor categories.

Merrick Cai, Kent B. VashawWed, 11 Ma🔢 math

On the structure of categorical duality operators

This paper systematically characterizes categorical duality operators on spin and anyon chains with internal fusion category symmetry by parameterizing them via quantum cellular automata and associated bimodule categories, demonstrating that such operators form a simplex whose extreme points correspond to simple objects, and proving that these structures inevitably flow to weakly integral fusion categories in the infrared limit when defined on tensor product Hilbert spaces.

Corey Jones, Xinping YangWed, 11 Ma🔢 math-ph

Finiteness of specializations of the qq-deformed modular group at roots of unity

This paper establishes that the qq-deformed modular group PSLq(2,Z)\operatorname{PSL}_q(2,{\mathbb Z}) specializes to a finite group at a complex parameter ζ\zeta if and only if ζ\zeta is a primitive nn-th root of unity for n{2,3,4,5}n \in \{2,3,4,5\}, in which cases the resulting groups are isomorphic to specific binary polyhedral groups, while the case n=6n=6 yields an infinite but "mild" structure with applications to Jones polynomials.

Takuma Byakuno, Xin Ren, Kohji YanagawaTue, 10 Ma🔢 math

Representations of shifted super Yangians and finite WW-superalgebras of type A

This paper investigates the representation theory of shifted super Yangians and finite WW-superalgebras of type A by establishing a criterion for the finite dimensionality of irreducible modules, deriving an explicit Gelfand-Tsetlin character formula for Verma modules, and proving that the centers of these algebras associated with even nilpotent elements are isomorphic to the center of the universal enveloping superalgebra.

Kang Lu, Yung-Ning PengTue, 10 Ma🔢 math

Continuity and equivariant dimension

This paper investigates the local-triviality dimensions of actions on CC^*-algebras within noncommutative Borsuk-Ulam theory, demonstrating that free actions do not necessarily possess finite weak local-triviality dimensions and that these invariants can exhibit discontinuity or exceed fiber values in continuous fields, while establishing conditions for upper semicontinuity through examples involving noncommutative tori and spheres.

Alexandru Chirvasitu, Benjamin PasserMon, 09 Ma🔢 math