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Quantum SUSY operads

Abstract

In a recent paper, we described a lifting of coordinate rings of groups, loops, quantum groups, etc. to the categoric setup of operads. In most examples of that paper, these rings are non--commutative. Quantum physics of the XX--th century added one more, quite nontrivial degree of freedom: coordinates might become fermionic. In their classical version, the fermionic coordinates anti--commute, and the resulting rings are called supersymmetric, or SUSY, ones. In this paper, we try to lift operads involving fermionic coordinates to quantum operads. We have to restrict ourselves by lifting operads of supersymmetric rings. We also show that $1D$ supersymmetric algebras have an operad structure, and we analyze their symmetries, through their relation to Adinkra graphs, dessins and codes.

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N. C. Combe, Yu. I. Manin, M. Marcolli. 2022-08-24. Quantum SUSY operads. https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.11629

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