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Quantum graphs, subfactors and tensor categories I
We develop an equivariant theory of graphs with respect to quantum symmetries
and present a detailed exposition of various examples. We portray unitary
tensor categories as a unifying framework encompassing all finite classical
simple graphs, (quantum) Cayley graphs of finite (quantum) groupoids, and all
finite-dimensional quantum graphs. We model a quantum set by a finite-index
inclusion of C*-algebras and use the quantum Fourier transform to obtain all
possible adjacency operators. In particular, we show every finite-index
subfactor can be regarded as a complete quantum graph and describe how to find
all its subgraphs. As applications, we prove a version of Frucht's Theorem for
finite quantum groupoids, and introduce a version of path spaces for quantum
graphs.