Berezin-determinant conjecture for invertible objects

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Let T‾n\overline{\mathcal{T}}_n be the quotient tensor category and let Tn\mathcal{T}_n be the original category. An object II of T‾n\overline{\mathcal{T}}_n is invertible if it is an invertible object under the tensor product. Berezin-determinant conjecture. Any invertible object II in T‾n\overline{\mathcal{T}}_n is represented in Tn\mathcal{T}_n by a power of the Berezin determinant. This would determine the invertible objects, and hence the character group, of the quotient category.

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Thorsten Heidersdorf and Rainer Weissauer, “On classical tensor categories attached to the irreducible representations of the General Linear Supergroups GL(nn)”, arXiv:1805.00384 (2023).

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