Decomposition in 2d non-invertible gaugings
arXiv:2503.07727 · doi:10.1063/5.0283628
Abstract
We extend the decomposition conjecture to 2d quantum field theories with a gauged symmetry category for a finite-dimensional semisimple Hopf algebra with trivially-acting and the remaining symmetry, for finite groups. We check our extension by explicitly computing partition functions, and by verifying that previous results arise as special cases. Furthermore, we compute the topological operators responsible for enforcing the decomposition. Then, drawing from these results, we formulate a plausible decomposition conjecture for the even more general case of trivially-acting and the remaining symmetry, for Hopf algebras, not necessarily associated with groups.
v2. Published version: added construction of decomposition Topological Point Operators, corrected some typos
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