Description
Symmetries play a key role in almost any context in theoretical physics. In the past year a new type of symmetry was uncovered, so-called non-invertible symmetries. Unlike standard fare symmetries they do not obey group-multiplication, but generally do not have inverses. I will give examples of such symmetries and provide some applications to QFTs in various dimensions.
Videoconference
TH colloquia
- Zoom Meeting ID
- 67346292748
- Host
- Elena Gianolio
- Alternative hosts
- Zoom Recording Operations 2, Thomas Nik Bazl Fard, Samuel Abreu, Alexander Zhiboedov, AVC support account, Chiara Caprini, Benoit Loyer, Pascal Pignereau
- Passcode
- 80279029
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