The localization conjecture for simple objects

Let C\mathcal{C} be a unitary braided fusion category, and let XCX\in\mathcal{C} be simple. Localization conjecture. The object XX can be localized if and only if

FPdim(X)2Z.\operatorname{FPdim}(X)^2\in\mathbb{Z}.

The source says this has been verified for Jones representations of braid groups, but gives no general proof.

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Eric C. Rowell and Zhenghan Wang, “Mathematics of Topological Quantum Computing”, arXiv:1705.06206 (2017).

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