Rationality and dense families of B(3) representations
Lieven Le Bruyn

TL;DR
This paper studies the structure of B(3)-representations, showing dense families of simple representations in dimensions under 12, and identifies a unique component detecting braid-reversion, with explicit parametrizations.
Contribution
It provides explicit rational parametrizations of dense simple B(3)-representations in all dimensions less than 12 and identifies a unique component detecting braid-reversion.
Findings
Existence of dense families of simple B(3)-representations in all dimensions < 12
Identification of a unique component detecting braid-reversion
Explicit rational parametrizations of these representations
Abstract
Every irreducible component of the variety of semi-simple n-dimensional representations of the modular group has a Zariski dense subset contained in the image of an etale map from a rational quotient variety of representations of a fixed quiver Q. As an application we prove that there is a unique component of 6-dimensional representations of the three string braid group B(3) able to detect braid-reversion. Further, we give explicit rational parametrizations of dense families of simple B(3)-representations in all dimensions < 12.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
