量子不变式：纽结理论、3-流形及其体系研究QUANTUM INVARIANTS
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作者： Tomotada Ohtsuki 著
出 版 社： Pengiun Group (USA)
出版时间： 2002-12-1字数：版次： 1页数： 489印刷时间： 2001/12/01开本：印次： 1纸张： 胶版纸I S B N ： 9789810246754包装： 精装内容简介
This book provides an extensive and self-contained presentation of quantum and related invariants of knots and 3-manifolds. Polynomial invariants of knots, such as the Jones and Alexander polynomials, are constructed as quantum invariants, i.e. invariants derived from representations of quantum groups and from the monodromy of solutions to the Knizhnik–Zamolodchikov equation. With the introduction of the Kontsevich invariant and the theory of Vassiliev invariants, the quantum invariants become well-organized. Quantum and perturbative invariants, the LMO invariant, and finite type invariants of 3-manifolds are discussed. The Chern–Simons field theory and the Wess–Zumino–Witten model are described as the physical background of the invariants.
目录
Preface
Chapter 1 Knots and polynomialinvariants
1.1 Knots and their diagrams
1.2 The Jones polynomial
1.3 The Alexander polynomial
Chapter 2 Braids and representations of the braid groups
2.1 Braids and braid groups
2.2 Representations of the braid groups via R matrices
2.3 Burau representation of the braid groups
Chapter 3 Operator invariants of tangles via
3.1 Tangles and their sliced diagrams
3.2 Operator invariants of unoriented tangles
3.3 Operator invariants of oriented tanglessliced diagrams
Chapter 4 Ribbon Hopf algebras and invariants of links
4.1 Ribbon Hopf algebras
4.2 Invariants of links in ribbon Hopf algebras
4.3 Operator invariants of tangles derived from ribbon Hopf algebras
4.4 The quantum group Uq（sl2）at a generic q
4.5 The quantum group Uc（sl2）at a root of unity
Chapter 5 Monodromy representations of the braid groups
from the Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equation
5.1 Representations of braid groups derived from the KZ equation
5.2 Computing monodromies of the KZ equation
5.3 Combinatorial reconstruction of the monodromy representations
5.4 Quasi-triangular quasi-bialgebraderived
5.5 Relation to braid representations derived from the quantum group
Chapter 6 The Kontsevieh invariant
6.1 Jacobi diagrams
6.2 The Kontsevich invariant derived from the formal KZ equation
6.3 Quasi-tangles and their sliced diagrams
6.4 Combinatorial definition of the framed Kontsevich invariant
6.5 Properties of the framed Kontsevich invariant
6.6 Universality of the Kontsevich invariant among quantum invariants
Chapter 7 Vassiliev invariants
7.1 Definition and fundamental properties of Vassiliev invariants
7.2 Universality of the Kontsevich invariant among Vassiliev invariants
7.3 A descending series of equivalence relations among knots
7.4 Extending the set of knots by Gauss diagrams
7.5 Vassiliev invariants as mapping degrees on configuration spaces
Chapter 8 Quantum invariants of 3-manifolds
8.1 3-manifolds and their surgery presentations
8.2 The quantum SU（2）and SO（3）invariants via linear skein
8.3 Quantum invariants of 3-manifolds via quantum invariants of links
Chapter 9 Perturbative invariants of knots and 3-manifolds
9.1 Perturbative invariants of knots
9.2 Perturbative invariants of homology 3-spheres
9.3 A relation between perturbative invariants of knots and homologyspheres
Chapter 10 The LMO invariant
10.1 Properties of the framed Kontsevich invariant
10.2 Definition of the LMO invariant
10.3 Universality of the LMO invariant among perturbative invariants
10.4 Aarhus integral
Chapter 11 Finite type invariants of integral homology 3-spher
11.1 Definition of finite type invariants
11.2 Universality of the LMO invariant among finite type invariants
11.3 A descending series of equivalence relations among homology 3-spher
Appendix A The quantum group Uq（sl2）
A.1 Uq（sl2）at a generic q is a ribbon Hopf algebra
A.2U（sl2）at a root of unity is a ribbon Hopf algebra
A.3Exceptional representations of U~（sl2）at = -1
Appendix B The quantum sl3 invarlant via linear skein
Appendix C Braid representations for the Alexander poly
Appendix D Associators
Appendix E Claspers
Appendix F Physical background
Appendix G Computations for the perturbative invariant
Appendix H The quantum sl2 invariant and the Kauffman
Bibliography
Notation
Index
