Classification of Module Categories for
arXiv:1804.07714
Abstract
The main goal of this paper is to classify -module categories for the modular tensor category. This is done by classifying nimrep graphs and cell systems, and in the process we also classify the modular invariants. There are module categories of type , and their conjugates, but there are no orbifold (or type ) module categories. We present a construction of a subfactor with principal graph given by the fusion rules of the fundamental generator of the modular category. We also introduce a Frobenius algebra which is an generalisation of (higher) preprojective algebras, and derive a finite resolution of as a left -module along with its Hilbert series.
arXiv comment56 pages, many figures; corrected error at the end of Section 4 about nimrep, and corrected computational error in Theorem 5.10 about . The main theorem, Theorem 5.12, has been modified to reflect these corrections
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