Clasp technology to knot homology via the affine Grassmannian

By Sabin Cautis. 2012

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We categorify all the Reshetikhin–Turaev tangle invariants of type A. Our main tool is a categorification of the generalized Jones–Wenzl projectors (a.k.a. clasps) as infinite twists. Applying this to certain convolution product varieties on the affine Grassmannian we extend our earlier work with Cautis and Kamnitzer (Duke Math J 142:511–588, 2008; Invent Math 174:165–232, 2008) from standard to arbitrary representations.

Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics

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In Mathematical Physics

  1. Paul Wedrich
  2. David E. V. Rose
  3. Michael Ehrig
  4. Hoel Queffelec
  5. D. Tubbenhauer
  6. Aaron D. Lauda
  7. Andrei Neguct
  8. E. Gorsky

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