Tensor networks, topological physics and operator algebras
Two-dimensional topological order has caught much attention in connection to topological phases of matter and topological quantum computation, in particular. It is known that tensor networks are useful tools to study mathematical structures appearing in these topics. We present recent understanding of them from a viewpoint of operator algebras. No knowledge on operator algebras are assumed.
Kirk Public Lecture | An operator-algebraic perspective on topological orders
Kirk Public Lecture at the Isaac Newton Institute by Yoshiko Ogata (Kyoto University) on how macroscopic properties of matter emerge from quantum particle interactions and the classification of topological order from an operator-algebraic perspective in mathematical physics.