On finite group global and gauged $q$-form symmetries in TQFT

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Autori principali: Furlan, Manuel, Putrov, Pavel
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author Furlan, Manuel
Putrov, Pavel
author_facet Furlan, Manuel
Putrov, Pavel
contents We describe a method to implement finite group global and gauged $q$-form symmetries into the axiomatic structure of $d$-dimensional Topological Quantum Field Theory (TQFT) in terms of bordisms decorated by cohomology classes. Namely, on a manifold with a boundary, the gauge field is considered as a class in an appropriate relative cohomology group. It is defined in a way that allows self-consistent cutting and gluing of the manifolds and involves a choice of a $(d-q-2)$-skeleton in the boundary. The method, in a sense, generalizes to arbitrary $d$ and $q$ a method that has been considered in the literature in the case of $d=3,\;q=0,1$.
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spellingShingle On finite group global and gauged $q$-form symmetries in TQFT
Furlan, Manuel
Putrov, Pavel
Mathematical Physics
Strongly Correlated Electrons
High Energy Physics - Theory
Algebraic Topology
Geometric Topology
We describe a method to implement finite group global and gauged $q$-form symmetries into the axiomatic structure of $d$-dimensional Topological Quantum Field Theory (TQFT) in terms of bordisms decorated by cohomology classes. Namely, on a manifold with a boundary, the gauge field is considered as a class in an appropriate relative cohomology group. It is defined in a way that allows self-consistent cutting and gluing of the manifolds and involves a choice of a $(d-q-2)$-skeleton in the boundary. The method, in a sense, generalizes to arbitrary $d$ and $q$ a method that has been considered in the literature in the case of $d=3,\;q=0,1$.
title On finite group global and gauged $q$-form symmetries in TQFT
topic Mathematical Physics
Strongly Correlated Electrons
High Energy Physics - Theory
Algebraic Topology
Geometric Topology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.04677