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In this paper, we develop a categorical approach to quivers and their modules. Naturally this leads to a notion of an action of a monoidal category on quivers. Using this, we construct for a large class of quivers rigid monoidal structures on their categories of modules. This fusion product on the quiver modules induces a graded ring structure with duality and trace on the moduli spaces of semisimple quiver modules. Our approach allows to consider a class of relations on such fusion quivers that are compatible with the rigid monoidal structure. In particular, we obtain a class of preprojective algebras with fusion product on their modules.
Title: Fusion quivers
Description:
In this paper, we develop a categorical approach to quivers and their modules.
Naturally this leads to a notion of an action of a monoidal category on quivers.
Using this, we construct for a large class of quivers rigid monoidal structures on their categories of modules.
This fusion product on the quiver modules induces a graded ring structure with duality and trace on the moduli spaces of semisimple quiver modules.
Our approach allows to consider a class of relations on such fusion quivers that are compatible with the rigid monoidal structure.
In particular, we obtain a class of preprojective algebras with fusion product on their modules.
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