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Atlas.TensorCategories.code.Ch1Theorems

A monoidal category C is strict (Definition 1.8.1) if the tensor product is strictly associative and strictly unital, i.e., (X โŠ— Y) โŠ— Z = X โŠ— (Y โŠ— Z), ๐Ÿ™_ C โŠ— X = X and X โŠ— ๐Ÿ™_ C = X hold on the nose.

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    A skeletal monoidal category is automatically strict, since the associator and unit isomorphisms become identities.

    Theorem 1.15.1: In any multiring category (here a monoidally biexact abelian category with Artinian endomorphism ring of the unit), the algebra End(๐Ÿ™) is semisimple.

    structure QuantumSl2Witness (k : Type u) [Field k] (q : k) :
    Type (u + 1)

    Definition 1.25.1 / Theorem 1.25.2: A witness for the Hopf algebra U_q(sl_2). It packages the carrier algebra H with generators K, Kโปยน, E, F satisfying the defining commutation relations and the prescribed comultiplication.

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      Theorem 1.35.6 (reconstruction): A finite tensor category C equipped with a faithful additive functor F : C โฅค ModuleCat k can be realized as the representation category of some k-algebra H.

      The left quantum trace Tr^L_V(a) of a morphism a : V โŸถ V** in a rigid monoidal category, defined via coevaluation, the morphism a whiskered on the right by V*, and evaluation.

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        The right quantum trace Tr^R_V(a) of a morphism a : V โŸถ **V in a rigid monoidal category, defined via coevaluation, the morphism a whiskered on the left by *V, and evaluation.

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          Proposition 1.41.1 (part 1): In a semisimple multifusion category, the left dual *V is canonically isomorphic to the right dual V*.

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            Proposition 1.41.1 (part 2): In a semisimple multifusion category, every object V is canonically isomorphic to its double dual V**.

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