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A diagrammatic approach to Ocneanu cells

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OASW01 - Structure of operator algebras: subfactors and fusion categories

Kuperberg's SU(3) spider has “web” diagrams with oriented strands and trivalent vertices. A closed web evaluates to a real number, which can be thought of as a weighted sum of certain ways to “colour” the faces of the web. The weighting here is defined using Ocneanu cells, which were explicitly calculated in a 2009 paper by Evans and Pugh. I will describe a diagrammatic way to recover their calculation in the simplest case of the A series. Each strand of a web becomes a parallel pair of coloured strands, and each vertex becomes three coloured strands that connect up the three incoming pairs of coloured strands.

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