<p>We show that every fusion category containing a non-invertible, self-dual object <i>a</i> gives rise to an integrable anyonic chain whose Hamiltonian density satisfies the Temperley-Lieb algebra. This spin chain arises by considering the projection onto the identity channel in the fusion process <i>a</i> ⨂ <i>a</i>. We relate these models to Pasquier’s construction of ADE lattice models. We then exploit the underlying Temperley-Lieb structure to discuss the spectrum of these models and argue that these models are gapped when the quantum dimension of <i>a</i> is greater than 2. We show that for fusion categories where the dimension is close to 2, such as the Fib×Fib and Haagerup fusion categories, the finite size effects are large and they can obscure the numerical analysis of the gap.</p>

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Temperley-Lieb integrable models and fusion categories

  • Matthew Blakeney,
  • Luke Corcoran,
  • Marius de Leeuw,
  • Balázs Pozsgay,
  • Eric Vernier

摘要

We show that every fusion category containing a non-invertible, self-dual object a gives rise to an integrable anyonic chain whose Hamiltonian density satisfies the Temperley-Lieb algebra. This spin chain arises by considering the projection onto the identity channel in the fusion process aa. We relate these models to Pasquier’s construction of ADE lattice models. We then exploit the underlying Temperley-Lieb structure to discuss the spectrum of these models and argue that these models are gapped when the quantum dimension of a is greater than 2. We show that for fusion categories where the dimension is close to 2, such as the Fib×Fib and Haagerup fusion categories, the finite size effects are large and they can obscure the numerical analysis of the gap.