Topological Matter, Integrable Models and Fusion Rings
D. Nemeschansky, N.P. Warner

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates how topological models and fusion rings can be embedded into perturbed N=2 supersymmetric models, revealing connections between topological matter, integrable systems, and algebraic structures.
Contribution
It introduces a novel embedding of the fusion ring into perturbed topological matter models derived from twisted N=2 coset models, linking topological and integrable field theories.
Findings
Fusion ring embedded as a sub-ring of the chiral primary ring.
Perturbation leads to an integrable N=2 supersymmetric field theory.
Connection established between topological matter models and integrable systems.
Abstract
We show how topological models can be embedded into the topological matter models that are obtained by perturbing the twisted supersymmetric, hermitian symmetric, coset models. In particular, this leads to an embedding of the fusion ring of as a sub-ring of the perturbed, chiral primary ring. The perturbation of the twisted model that leads to the fusion ring is also shown to lead to an integrable supersymmetric field theory when the untwisted superconformal field theory is perturbed by the same operator and its hermitian conjugate.
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