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arXiv · 1809.08853

Many Three Dimensional Objects Inspired From Finite Groups

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Starting from considering deeper relationship between conjugacy classes and irreducible representations of a finite group $G$, we find some quite simple $R-$matrice defined by using finite groups. This construction produces many sets (or topological spaces) admitting braid group actions. We introduce conceptions "extended $R-$matrix" and "generalized extended $R-$matrix" generalizing Turaev's enhanced $R-$matrix, which can still give invariants of oriented links. With these new frames, we show that above $R-$matrix, together with certain commuting pairs (essentially conjugacy classes of commuting pairs ) of $G$ can give integer invariants of oriented links. We construct some group dominating these integer invariants and prove these groups are link invariant by themselves. Using the language of the (colored) tangle category, we extended above invariant to invariant of links and ribbon links colored by commuting pairs. We show given a oriented link diagram $L$, a suitable weighted sum of above invariant on all kinds of coloring of $L$ (by conjugacy classes of $G$) is invariant under both two types of Kirby moves, thus giving a invariant for closed three manifolds. We define a group dominating those invariants, and prove this group is a three manifold invariant by itself.

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Zhi Chen. 2018-09-24. Many Three Dimensional Objects Inspired From Finite Groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.08853

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