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Publications and source records attributed to Yasuyoshi Yonezawa.
We define Khovanov-Lauda-Rouquier subalgebras which are generalizations of redotted versions of Webster's tensor product algebras of type $A_1$. Quotient algebras of these subalgebras are isomorphic to Webster's tensor product algebras in general type.
We construct a braid group action on a homotopy category of $p$-DG modules of a deformed Webster algebra.
We define a $p$-DG structure on a deformation of Webster algebra of type $A_1$ and its splitter bimodules.
We construct a 2-representation categorifying the symmetric Howe representation of $\mathfrak{gl}_m$ using a deformation of an algebra introduced by Webster. As a consequence, we obtain a categorical braid group action taking values in a homotopy category.
We consider colored operads and their actions on categories. As a special example we construct a cobordism category with a colored operad action arising from oriented planar arc diagrams. This is used to construct an invariant of oriented tangle diagrams with values in the homotopy category attached to the cobordism category. Motivated by Bar-Natan's categorification of the Jones polynomial, it categorifies the quantum $sl_n$ quantum invariants and is adapted to the categorification of the $sl_n$ quantum invariants by Khovanov and Rozansky using matrix factorizations. We conjecture to exist the consistency of the cobordism category and to have an explicit functor from the cobordism category to a category of matrix factorizations.
In this paper, we reconstruct Kuperberg's $G_2$ web space. We introduce a new web (a trivalent diagram) and new relations between Kuperberg's web diagrams and the new diagram. Using the $G_2$ webs, we define crossing formulas corresponding to R-matrices associated to some $G_2$ irreducible representations and calculate $G_2$ quantum link invariant for some torus links.
In this paper we use colored sl(N)-matrix factorizations, due to Wu and Y.Y., in order to categorify part of the quantum skew Howe duality defined by Cautis, Kamnitzer and Morrison. In particular, we define web categories and 2-representations of Khovanov and Lauda's categorical quantum sl(m) on them. We show that each such web category is equivalent to the category of finite dimensional graded projective modules over a certain level N cyclotomic Khovanov-Lauda-Rouquier algebra.
M. Khovanov and L. Rozansky gave a categorification of the HOMFLY-PT polynomial. This study is a generalization of the Khovanov-Rozansky homology. We define a homology associated to the quantum $(sl_n,\land V_n)$ link invariant, where $\land V_n$ is the set of the fundamental representations of the quantum group of $sl_n$. In the case of a [1,k]-colored link diagram, we prove that its homology is a link invariant. In the case of an [i,j]-colored link diagram, we define a normalized Poincare polynomial of its homology and prove the polynomial is a link invariant.
We want to construct a homological link invariant whose Euler characteristic is MOY polynomial as Khovanov and Rozansky constructed a categorification of HOMFLY polynomial. The present paper gives the first step to construct a categorification of MOY polynomial. For the essential colored planar diagrams with additional data which is a sequence naturally induced by coloring, we define matrix factorizations, and then we define a matrix factorization for planar diagram obtained by gluing the essential colored planar diagrams as tensor product of the matrix factorizations for the essential planar diagrams. Moreover, we show that some matrix factorizations deribed from tensor product of the essential matrix factorizations have homotopy equivalences corresponding to MOY relations.
This article gives matrix factorizations for the trivalent diagrams and double line appearing in $\mathfrak{sl}_n$ quantum link invariant. These matrix factorizations reconstruct Khovanov-Rozansky homology. And we show that the Euler characteristic of the matrix factorization for a double loop equals the quantum dimension of the representation $\land^2 V$ of $U_q (\mathfrak{sl}_n)$ in Section \ref{sec3.3}.