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Tag descriptions
Here is a list of tags for my literature reviews, along with a description of how I intend to use them:
- Mathematical: Papers which squarely fall under the "math" umbrella.
- Physical: Papers which squarely fall under the "physics" umbrella.
- Computer-scientific: Papers which squarely fall under the "computer science" umbrella.
- Philosophical: Papers which squarely fall under the "philosophy" umbrella.
- Foundational: Papers which are foundational to the field, and have had lots of future works build on them.
- Pedagogical: Papers which I find to be structured in an easy-to-read fashion; those I would recommend learning from.
- Expository: Papers which are summarizing an area; not primarily focused on new results.
- Hardware: Papers focusing on real-world constructions and experimental results.
- TQFT: Papers related to topological quantum field theory
- Modular-tensor-categories: Papers related to the modular tensor categories.
- Quantum-groups: Papers related to quantum groups
- Vertex-operator-algebras: Papers related to vertex operator algebras.
- Subfactors: Papers related to subfactors.
- SPT/SETs: Papers related to the theory of symmetry protected and symmetry enriched topological phases.
- Error-correcting-codes: Papers related to error correcting codes.
- Defects/boundaries: Papers related to boundary theories and defects in topological phases of matter.
- Ising-computer: Papers related to the realization of a universal quantum computer based on Ising anyons + Dehn twist.
- Materials-applications: Papers related to applications of (2+1)-dimensional topological phases of matter.
- Topological-insulators: Papers related to the theory of topological insulators.
- Property-F: Papers related to the property F conjecture.
- Hadamard-matrices: Papers related to Hadamard matrices.
- Kitaev-quantum-double: Papers related to the Kitaev quantum double model or Levin-Wen model for non-abelian groups.
- Abelian-anyons: Papers related to the computational power of abelian anyons past Z2.
- Higher-dimensional: Papers related to models in (n+1)-dimensional space for n>2.
- Toric-code: Papers related to the toric code.
- Color-code: Papers related to the color code
- Quantum-hall-effect: Papers related to the quantum Hall effect, in all its incarnations.
- Universal-scheme: Papers related to schemes for universal quantum computation.
- Monoidal-categories: Papers related to monoidal categories with extra adjectives.
- Conformal-field-theory: Papers related to conformal field theory
- No-go: Papers which present or discuss no-go theorems, demonstrating the limitations of certain techniques.
- Non-finite/semisimple: Papers related to quantum topology beyond the finite and semisimple cases.
- Majorana-fermions: Papers related to the physical realization of Majorana fermions.
- Fibonacci-anyons: Papers related to Fibonacci anyons.
- Floquet-theory: Papers related to Floquet theory in all its incarnations.
- Statistical-mechanics: Papers related to statistical mechanics.
- Information-theory: Papers focused on information theory/entropy.
- Temperley-Lieb: Papers related to the Temperley-Lieb algebra.
- Fermionic-order: Papers related to fermionic topological order or spin structures.
- Tensor-networks: Papers related to the tensor-network formalism.
- Phase-transition: Papers related to phase transitions.
- Generalized-symmetries: Papers related to generalized symmetries, fusion category symmetries, and gauge-like symmetries.
- MTC-reconstruction: Papers related to reconstructing the algebraic theory of topological order from first principles.
- Lieb-Robinson: Papers related to finite-size effects using analytic techniques related to the Lieb-Robinson bound.
- Spin-chains: Papers related to spin chains/anyonic chains, typically in one dimension.
- Operator-algebras: Papers related to the C*-algebraic approach to quantum mechanics.
- Quantum-advantage: Papers focused on getting quantum advantage on specific tasks.
- Non-local-codes: Papers based on non-local codes/Hamiltonians, specifically insofar as it relates to LDPC codes.
- Hopf-algebras: Papers related to Hopf algebras.
- Invertible-phases: Papers related to invertible topological phases.
- Approximate-structure: Papers related to deformations of exact (algebraic) structures; stability.