A Well-Defined Jellyfish Algorithm for the Affine $E_7$ Subfactor Planar Algebra
Melody Molander

TL;DR
This paper provides a diagrammatic presentation of the affine E7 subfactor planar algebra and proves that its jellyfish algorithm is a well-defined invariant, advancing the understanding of subfactor theory.
Contribution
It introduces a new diagrammatic presentation for the affine E7 subfactor planar algebra and establishes the well-definedness of its jellyfish algorithm.
Findings
Jellyfish algorithm is a surjection onto complex numbers.
The algorithm is an invariant on closed diagrams.
Provides a new presentation for the affine E7 subfactor planar algebra.
Abstract
In this paper, we contribute to the Kuperberg program by giving a diagrammatic presentation of generators and relations for the affine unshaded subfactor planar algebra. Using this presentation, we prove that its jellyfish algorithm is a well-defined surjection onto . In particular, this shows that the jellyfish algorithm is an invariant on closed diagrams for this planar algebra.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPolynomial and algebraic computation · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
