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math.RT2026

The Benson--Etingof--Ostrik conjecture for finite tensor categories

Kevin Coulembier, Johannes Flake

We prove that every finite symmetric tensor category over an algebraically closed field of positive characteristic admits a symmetric tensor functor to a higher Verlinde category.…

math.RT2026

Abelian envelopes for interpolation categories of wreath products from monoidal adjunctions

Johannes Flake, Thorsten Heidersdorf, David Hull

We establish the existence of abelian envelopes for interpolation categories of wreath product groups , for a fixed finite group with the symmetric groups , for…

math.RT2026

Monoidal adjunctions and abelian envelopes

Johannes Flake, Robert Laugwitz, Sebastian Posur

We show how monoidal adjunctions can be used to prove the existence of monoidal abelian envelopes of pseudo-tensor categories, in particular, those admitting a combinatorial descri…

math.RT2025

Monoidal Ringel duality and monoidal highest weight envelopes

Johannes Flake, Jonathan Gruber

We show that a large class of non-abelian monoidal categories can be realized as subcategories of tilting objects in abelian monoidal categories with a highest weight structure. Th…

math.RT2025

A conjecture on the tensor ideal for an elementary p-group generated by the restriction of a Steinberg module

Kevin Coulembier, Johannes Flake

In previous work (Coulembier--Flake 2024), the authors conjectured that the tensor product of an arbitrary finite-dimensional modular representation of an elementary abelian -gr…

math.RT2024

Towards higher Frobenius functors for symmetric tensor categories

Kevin Coulembier, Johannes Flake

We develop theory and examples of monoidal functors on tensor categories in positive characteristic that generalise the Frobenius functor from \cite{Os, EOf, Tann}. The latter has…