A sixteen-fold family of (2+1)D fermionic topological orders is identified, characterized by the mod-16 anomaly of a Z2 one-form symmetry and constructed as gapped boundaries of 3+1D fermionic SPT phases.
Anomaly Matching in the Symmetry Broken Phase: Domain Walls, CPT, and the Smith Isomorphism
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Ensemble averaging in holography is reframed as averaging over topological completions of a relative theory via SymTFT boundary conditions, reproducing known moments in Marolf-Maxfield and Narain models.
Demonstrates 't Hooft anomaly under Z2 gauging of O(3) NLSM for Θ = π mod 2π, implying the RP2 sigma model does not exist and relating to spin-chain crystal momenta.
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Sixteen-Fold Way for Fermionic Topological Orders
A sixteen-fold family of (2+1)D fermionic topological orders is identified, characterized by the mod-16 anomaly of a Z2 one-form symmetry and constructed as gapped boundaries of 3+1D fermionic SPT phases.
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From Baby Universes to Narain Moduli: Topological Boundary Averaging in SymTFTs
Ensemble averaging in holography is reframed as averaging over topological completions of a relative theory via SymTFT boundary conditions, reproducing known moments in Marolf-Maxfield and Narain models.
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Nonlinear sigma models, antiperiodic boundary conditions, spin chains, and 't Hooft anomalies
Demonstrates 't Hooft anomaly under Z2 gauging of O(3) NLSM for Θ = π mod 2π, implying the RP2 sigma model does not exist and relating to spin-chain crystal momenta.