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Main Authors: Chen, Lin, Zhao, Yifei
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.18113
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author Chen, Lin
Zhao, Yifei
author_facet Chen, Lin
Zhao, Yifei
contents Given an oriented $2$-manifold $M$, a locally constant sheaf of lattices $Λ$ over $M$, and a pointed morphism $q : \textsf B^2Λ\rightarrow \textsf B^4\mathbf C^{\times}$, we define an $\mathbb E_M$-category $\mathrm{Rep}_q(\check T)$ which we call the "quantum torus" at level $q$. We explain why this terminology is deserved and calculate the factorization homology of $\mathrm{Rep}_q(\check T)$. When $M$ arises from a global complex curve, we confirm (a version of) a conjecture of Ben-Zvi and Nadler for tori.
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spellingShingle The quantum torus as an $\mathbb E_M$-category
Chen, Lin
Zhao, Yifei
Representation Theory
Quantum Algebra
18M15
Given an oriented $2$-manifold $M$, a locally constant sheaf of lattices $Λ$ over $M$, and a pointed morphism $q : \textsf B^2Λ\rightarrow \textsf B^4\mathbf C^{\times}$, we define an $\mathbb E_M$-category $\mathrm{Rep}_q(\check T)$ which we call the "quantum torus" at level $q$. We explain why this terminology is deserved and calculate the factorization homology of $\mathrm{Rep}_q(\check T)$. When $M$ arises from a global complex curve, we confirm (a version of) a conjecture of Ben-Zvi and Nadler for tori.
title The quantum torus as an $\mathbb E_M$-category
topic Representation Theory
Quantum Algebra
18M15
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.18113