Banica–Vergnioux refined freeness conjecture for easy quantum groups

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Let G\mathbb{G} be a free unitary easy quantum group without any non-trivial one-dimensional representation. Let C∘,∙\mathcal{C}^{\circ,\bullet} be its category of noncrossing colored partitions, and let S(C∘,∙)S(\mathcal{C}^{\circ,\bullet}) be the set of equivalence classes of one-block projective partitions. The fusion semiring of G\mathbb{G} is (R+(G),−,⊗)(R^{+}(\mathbb{G}),-,\otimes). Banica–Vergnioux's refined freeness conjecture. There is an isomorphism of fusion semirings

(R+(G),−,⊗)≃(R+(S(C∘,∙)),−,⊗).(R^{+}(\mathbb{G}),-,\otimes)\simeq (R^{+}(S(\mathcal{C}^{\circ,\bullet})),-,\otimes).

This formulation removes the obstruction caused by non-trivial one-dimensional representations and is supported by explicit computations for several free easy quantum groups. Whether it holds in the stated generality remains open.

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Amaury Freslon and Moritz Weber, “On the representation theory of partition (easy) quantum groups”, arXiv:1308.6390 (2018).

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