Conventions
Names
Every entry has a catalog name, modeled on AnyonWiki’s names for fusion rings:
| Part | Meaning | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| dimension | ||
| dimension of ; 1 exactly for Hopf algebras | ||
| Wedderburn blocks over the base field; ns when not semisimple | 1^4, 2, [2].1, ns | |
| position among everything sharing |
Each name carries a status, since the index depends on a classification: canonical when the slice is classified (the split commutative slice, where it agrees with GAP’s SmallGroups numbering, and ), family when it is canonical within a family, and provisional otherwise. The machine form is WHA_4_2_1^4_1.
An entry
| Field | Holds |
|---|---|
uuid | assigned once, never changed |
code, code_status | the name above and its status |
base_field, embedding | , or with the root chosen as the generator |
mult, comult, unit, counit, antipode, rmatrix | exact sparse structure constants |
rmatrix_field | the cyclotomic field of the coefficients of the R-matrix, when it is larger than the base field; null otherwise |
invariants | , blocks, Hopf, semisimple, (co)commutative, tags, and for new entries the Hopf invariants |
rep | fusion or multifusion, and the AnyonWiki ring and categories when identified, with the residual |
relations | uuids of the dual and the double when in the database |
provenance | search, builder (with its parameters), groupoid, reconstruction (with the AnyonWiki category), or converted |
One entry per algebra up to isomorphism: when a second construction yields an algebra already present, it is recorded under provenance.also of the existing entry instead of being stored again.