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Microscopic Constructions of the $BF+AAB$ Topological Field Theory and Borromean-Rings Braiding in $(3+1)$ Dimensions
high-energy-physics-theorymesoscale-and-nanoscale-physicsquantum-physicsstrongly-correlated-electrons
Topological order was first studied in fractional quantum Hall states, where anyons reflect electron fractionalization. Recent advances in continuum topological field theories have revealed braiding, fusion, shrinking, and diagrammatic consistency relations in higher dimensions [e.g., Huang, Zhang,
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