Classification of invertible bosonic GQLs by modular extensions

Let GG be a symmetry group and let \cE=Rep(G)\cE=\operatorname{Rep}(G). A modular extension \cM\cM of \cE\cE is a UMTC containing \cE\cE fully faithfully and satisfying the defining centralizer condition. Bosonic GQL classification conjecture. Invertible bosonic GQLs with symmetry \cE=Rep(G)\cE=\operatorname{Rep}(G) are classified by (\cM,c)(\cM,c) where \cM\cM is a modular extension of \cE\cE and c=0c=0 modulo 88. This is intended to capture gauged symmetry data and the vanishing-modulo-88 central charge of invertible bosonic phases; the source gives no resolution of the conjecture.

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Tian Lan, Liang Kong and Xiao-Gang Wen, “Classification of 2+1D topological orders and SPT orders for bosonic and fermionic systems with on-site symmetries”, arXiv:1602.05946 (2017).

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