Symplectic fermions and a quasi-Hopf algebra structure on
arXiv:1503.07695 · doi:10.1016/j.jalgebra.2016.11.026
Abstract
We consider the (finite-dimensional) small quantum group at . We show that does not allow for an R-matrix, even though holds for all finite-dimensional representations of . We then give an explicit coassociator and an R-matrix such that becomes a quasi-triangular quasi-Hopf algebra. Our construction is motivated by the two-dimensional chiral conformal field theory of symplectic fermions with central charge . There, a braided monoidal category, , has been computed from the factorisation and monodromy properties of conformal blocks, and we prove that is braided monoidally equivalent to .
40pp, 11 figures; v2: few very minor corrections for the final version in Journal of Algebra
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