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Abstract
This article proves that an irreducible subfactor planar algebra with a distributive biprojection lattice admits a minimal 2-box projection generating the identity biprojection. It is a generalization (conjectured in 2013) of a theorem of Oystein Ore on distributive intervals of finite groups (1938), and a corollary of a natural subfactor extension of a conjecture of Kenneth S. Brown in algebraic combinatorics (2000). We deduce a link between combinatorics and representations in finite group theory.
本文证明了具有分配双投影格的不可约子因子平面代数允许一个极小的2盒投影生成恒等双投影。它是Oystein Ore关于有限群的分布区间定理(1938)的推广(2013年推测),也是代数组合学中Kenneth S. Brown猜想(2000)的自然子因子扩展的必然结果。我们在有限群论中推导了组合学与表示之间的联系。
期刊介绍:
Quantum Topology is a peer reviewed journal dedicated to publishing original research articles, short communications, and surveys in quantum topology and related areas of mathematics. Topics covered include in particular:
Low-dimensional Topology
Knot Theory
Jones Polynomial and Khovanov Homology
Topological Quantum Field Theory
Quantum Groups and Hopf Algebras
Mapping Class Groups and Teichmüller space
Categorification
Braid Groups and Braided Categories
Fusion Categories
Subfactors and Planar Algebras
Contact and Symplectic Topology
Topological Methods in Physics.