Generalised Orbifolds and G-equivariantisation
Sebastian Heinrich, Julia Plavnik, Ingo Runkel, Abigail Watkins

TL;DR
This paper explores how orbifold data in ribbon categories can be used to construct new categories and establishes an equivalence between orbifold categories and G-equivariantizations in the context of topological field theory.
Contribution
It provides a constructive proof showing that orbifold categories derived from a ribbon category are equivalent to G-equivariantizations of a G-crossed ribbon category.
Findings
Orbifold data in ribbon categories can define new ribbon categories.
The constructed orbifold category is equivalent to G-equivariantization of a G-crossed ribbon category.
The proof offers a concrete method to realize this equivalence.
Abstract
In a construction motivated by topological field theory, a so-called orbifold datum in a ribbon category allows one to define a new ribbon category . If is the neutral component of a -crossed ribbon category , and is an orbifold datum in defined in terms of , one finds that is equivalent to the equivariantisation of as a ribbon category. We give a constructive proof of this equivalence.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
