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Extension Theory and Fermionic Strongly Fusion 2-Categories (with an Appendix by Thibault Didier D\'ecoppet and Theo Johnson-Freyd)
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We study group graded extensions of fusion 2-categories. As an application, we obtain a homotopy theoretic classification of fermionic strongly fusion 2-categories. We examine various examples in detail.
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