Standard $\lambda$-lattices, rigid ${\rm C}^*$ tensor categories, and (bi)modules
Quan Chen

TL;DR
This paper constructs a new categorical framework from standard λ-lattices, explicitly describes modules and bimodules, and applies these results to classify modules over Temperley-Lieb-Jones lattices, with implications for subfactor theory.
Contribution
It introduces a method to build rigid C*-tensor categories from standard λ-lattices and explicitly classifies modules and bimodules, extending previous classifications.
Findings
Constructed 2-shaded rigid C*-multitensor categories from standard λ-lattices.
Explicitly described modules and bimodules for Temperley-Lieb-Jones lattices.
Proved that every infinite depth subfactor planar algebra embeds into its principal graph's bipartite graph planar algebra.
Abstract
In this article, we construct a 2-shaded rigid multitensor category with canonical unitary dual functor directly from a standard -lattice. We use the notions of traceless Markov towers and lattices to define the notion of module and bimodule over standard -lattice(s), and we explicitly construct the associated module category and bimodule category over the corresponding 2-shaded rigid multitensor category. As an example, we compute the modules and bimodules for Temperley-Lieb-Jones standard -lattices in terms of traceless Markov towers and lattices. Translating into the unitary 2-category of bigraded Hilbert spaces, we recover DeCommer-Yamshita's classification of modules in terms of edge weighted graphs, and a classification of bimodules in terms of biunitary connections on square-partite weighted…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra
