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Abstract
We describe Vaughan Jones’s ground-breaking discovery that symmetries of II1\mathrm {II}_1 factors, as encoded by their subfactors, are quantized and have a natural index that can be non-integral. We then comment on the impact his revolutionary work had in the study of II1\mathrm {II}_1 factors.