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Chiral topologically ordered states on a lattice from vertex operator algebras

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arxiv 2301.08697 v2 pith:YYKRVXER submitted 2023-01-20 cond-mat.str-el math-phmath.MPquant-ph

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We propose a class of pure states of two-dimensional lattice systems realizing topological order associated with unitary rational vertex operator algebras. We show that the states are well-defined in the thermodynamic limit and have exponential decay of correlations. The construction provides a natural way to insert anyons and compute certain topological invariants. It also gives candidates for bosonic states in non-trivial invertible phases, including the $E_8$ phase.

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