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arxiv 2104.04534 v2 pith:U3YMC2GF submitted 2021-04-09 hep-th cond-mat.str-elmath.QA

Topological Orders in (4+1)-Dimensions

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We investigate the Morita equivalences of (4+1)-dimensional topological orders. We show that any (4+1)-dimensional super (fermionic) topological order admits a gapped boundary condition -- in other words, all (4+1)-dimensional super topological orders are Morita trivial. As a result, there are no inherently gapless super (3+1)-dimensional theories. On the other hand, we show that there are infinitely many algebraically Morita-inequivalent bosonic (4+1)-dimensional topological orders.

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