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Statistics, 't Hooft Anomaly, and the Else-Nayak Index: a careful comparison of concepts
Generalized symmetries and topological excitations, as well as symmetry anomalies and the statistics of topological excitations, are widely believed to be related. There are, however, pitfalls in how this relation is established. A lattice truncation of a symmetry transformation to a finite patch gi
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