We complete the computation of spectral measures for SU(3) nimrep graphs
arising in subfactor theory, namely the SU(3) ADE graphs associated with SU(3)
modular invariants and the McKay graphs of finite subgroups of SU(3). For the
SU(2) graphs the spectral measures distill onto very special subsets of the
semicircle/circle, whilst for the SU(3) graphs the spectral measures distill
onto very special subsets of the discoid/torus. The theory of nimreps allows us
to compute these measures precisely.
We determine spectral measures for some nimrep graphs arising in subfactor
theory, particularly those associated with SU(3) modular invariants and
subgroups of SU(3). Our methods also give an alternative approach to deriving
the results of Banica and Bisch for ADE graphs and subgroups of SU(2) and
explain the connection between their results for affine ADE graphs and the
Kostant polynomials. We also look at the Hilbert generating series of
associated pre-projective algebras.
We complete the realisation by braided subfactors, announced by Ocneanu, of
all SU(3)-modular invariant partition functions previously classified by
Gannon.
We determine the cells, whose existence has been announced by Ocneanu, on all
the candidate nimrep graphs except $\mathcal{E}_4^{(12)}$ proposed by di
Francesco and Zuber for the SU(3) modular invariants classified by Gannon. This
enables the Boltzmann weights to be computed for the corresponding integrable
statistical mechanical models and provide the framework for studying
corresponding braided subfactors to realise all the SU(3) modular invariants as
well as a framework for a new SU(3) planar algebra theory.
We determine the cells, whose existence has been announced by Ocneanu, on all
the candidate nimrep graphs except $\mathcal{E}_4^{(12)}$ proposed by di
Francesco and Zuber for the SU(3) modular invariants classified by Gannon. This
enables the Boltzmann weights to be computed for the corresponding integrable
statistical mechanical models and provide the framework for studying
corresponding braided subfactors to realise all the SU(3) modular invariants as
well as a framework for a new SU(3) planar algebra theory.