A 3-categorical perspective on G-crossed braided categories
arXiv:2009.00405 · doi:10.1112/jlms.12687
Abstract
A braided monoidal category may be considered a -category with one object and one -morphism. In this paper, we show that, more generally, -categories with one object and -morphisms given by elements of a group correspond to -crossed braided categories, certain mathematical structures which have emerged as important invariants of low-dimensional quantum field theories. More precisely, we show that the 4-category of -categories equipped with a 3-functor which is essentially surjective on objects and -morphisms is equivalent to the -category of -crossed braided categories. This provides a uniform approach to various constructions of -crossed braided categories.
arXiv comment66 pages, many figures
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