Generalized localization equivalence conjecture for Yang–Baxter operators

Let XX be a simple object in a fusion category C\mathcal{C} equipped with a Yang–Baxter operator (X,c)(X,c). Let (YB(X,c),ρ(X,c),ι)(YB_{(X,c)},\rho^{(X,c)},\iota) denote the associated sequence of Yang–Baxter algebras, braid-group representations, and inclusions. Generalized localization equivalence conjecture. The following conditions are equivalent: the sequence has a (unitary) generalized localization; it has a (unitary) quasi-localization; FPdim(X)2N\operatorname{FPdim}(X)^2\in\mathbb{N}; and ρ(X,c)(Bn)\rho^{(X,c)}(\mathcal{B}_n) is a finite group for every nn. This formulation unifies generalized localization, quasi-localization, weak integrality, and finite braid-group image; the source presents it as a version of the earlier localization conjecture, with no resolution stated.

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César Galindo, Seung-Moon Hong and Eric C. Rowell, “Generalized and quasi-localizations of braid group representations”, arXiv:1105.5048 (2011).

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