Morrison–Peters conjecture on subfactor planar algebras below index 3+53+\sqrt{5}

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A subfactor planar algebra is non-Temperley–Lieb if it is not the Temperley–Lieb subfactor planar algebra. The index is the Jones index of the corresponding subfactor. The quantum-group subfactor planar algebras are denoted by su(2)5\mathfrak{su}(2)_5 and su(3)4\mathfrak{su}(3)_4.

Morrison–Peters conjecture. There are exactly 22 non-Temperley–Lieb subfactor planar algebras with index in (5,3+5)(5,3+\sqrt{5}): the unique su(2)5\mathfrak{su}(2)_5 subfactor planar algebra and the unique su(3)4\mathfrak{su}(3)_4 subfactor planar algebra.

The conjecture is known for exactly 11-supertransitive subfactor planar algebras, and classifications at index 3+53+\sqrt{5} provide substantial progress toward the broader enumeration. The supplied source does not state that the full conjecture has been resolved.

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Scott Morrison and David Penneys, “2-supertransitive subfactors at index 3+5”, arXiv:1406.3401 (2014).

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