The Grothendieck group K₀(R) of a fusion ring R, represented as integer-valued
coefficient vectors indexed by the basis ι.
- coeff : ι → ℤ
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The zero element of K₀(R) is the all-zero coefficient vector.
Componentwise addition of elements of K₀(R).
Componentwise negation on K₀(R).
Componentwise subtraction on K₀(R).
Natural-number scalar multiplication on K₀(R), applied componentwise.
Integer scalar multiplication on K₀(R), applied componentwise.
Each coefficient of the zero element of K₀(R) is 0.
Addition on K₀(R) is computed componentwise.
Negation on K₀(R) is componentwise.
Subtraction on K₀(R) is computed componentwise.
K₀(R) is an additive abelian group with componentwise operations.
Left action of the Grothendieck ring of R on K₀(R) in coefficient form, defined by
(r ◃ p)_k = Σᵢⱼ rᵢ pⱼ N_{i* k j}.
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Right action of the Grothendieck ring of R on K₀(R) in coefficient form, defined by
(p ▹ r)_k = Σ_{a,j} pₐ rⱼ N_{k j* a}.
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The left K₀-action coincides with multiplication in the Grothendieck ring Gr(R).
The right action by the unit of Gr(R) is the identity.
Additivity of the right action in the module argument.
Additivity of the right action in the ring argument.
Right action of any ring element on the zero module element is zero.
Right action of the zero ring element on any module element is zero.
Symmetry of the duality involution star: a = b* iff b = a*.
Cyclic symmetry of the structure constants under duality:
N_{i j k*} = N_{j k i*}.
Star-equivariance of the structure constants: N_{p* j* q*} = N_{j p q}.
The involutive duality on the index set viewed as a self-equivalence of ι.
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A sum over ι is invariant under reparametrization by the duality involution star.
Inner-sum identity used to prove associativity of the right K₀-action: rewrites a
contraction over k in terms of a contraction over q via the cyclic identity.
Inner-sum identity used to prove the bimodule compatibility: rewrites the contraction exchanging the roles of left and right action variables.
Associativity of the right K₀-action: (m ▹ s) ▹ r = m ▹ (s ⋆ r).
Bimodule compatibility: the left action by Gr(R) commutes with the right action,
namely r ⋆ (m ▹ s) = (r ⋆ m) ▹ s.
Left action of the Grothendieck ring Gr(R) on K₀(R) via k0ActLeft.
Coefficients of the left scalar product are computed by k0ActLeft.
K₀(R) is a left module over the Grothendieck ring Gr(R).
Right action of Gr(R)ᵐᵒᵖ on K₀(R) via k0ActRight.
Coefficients of the right scalar product are computed by k0ActRight.
K₀(R) is a right module over the Grothendieck ring Gr(R), presented as a left module
over Gr(R)ᵐᵒᵖ.
The left and right actions of the Grothendieck ring on K₀(R) commute, equipping it
with a Gr(R)-bimodule structure.
Proposition 1.47.1 (EGNO). For a fusion ring R, the Grothendieck group K₀(R) carries a
canonical bimodule structure over the Grothendieck ring Gr(R).