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Contributions à l'Etude du Vertex Topologique en Théorie ... - Toubkal

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318 L.B. Drissi et al. / Nuclear Physics B 804 [PM] (2008) 307–341where the asterix refers to the projection∗ : X 4 → H 3 , U i → U ∗ i .(3.23)To each patch U ∗ i∼ C 3 with fibration R 3 × F 3 it is associated a non-planar topological 3-vertexC ∗ (3) , (3.24)∗ : C (4) → C ∗ (3) .To get the 4-vertex C (4) , the partition function Z X4 and the topological partition function Z H3 ofthe local elliptic curve, we need first intro<strong>du</strong>cing some key tools.In the standard 3-vertex formalism of [28,30], one uses a set of basic objects; in particular 2dand3d-partitions. In the 4-vertex formalism, we have to build the analogue of these mathematicalingredi<strong>en</strong>ts.α) 3d partitions Roughly, a 3d partition Π can be thought of as an integral N 1 × N 2 rank twot<strong>en</strong>sor (Π ia ) with the property,Π ={Π i,a ∈ Z + ,Π i,a Π i+j,a+b 0},(3.25)where i, j = 1, 2,...,N 1 and a,b = 1, 2,...,N 2 .The 3d partition, which has be<strong>en</strong> used for various purposes, has a set of remarkable combinatorialfeatures. Below, we give useful ones.(i) 3d partitions are g<strong>en</strong>eralizations of the usual 2d partitions λ = (λ 1 ,λ 2 ,...) with λ 1 λ 2 ··· 0 and the integers λ i ∈ Z + .By setting N 3 = Π 1,1 , the 3d partitions can be imagined as a cubic sublattice of Z 3 +[1,N 1 ]×[1,N 2 ]×[1,N 3 ].(3.26)The cubic diagram of Π can be considered as a set of unit cubes (i,j,k)with integer coordinatessuch that (i, j) ∈ λ and 1 k Π(i,j). The integers Π(i,j) define the height of the stack ofcubes on the (x 1 ,x 2 ) plane. The projection of Π on the (x 1 ,x 2 ) plane is just the 2d partition λ.(ii) A subclass of 3d partitions solving the conditions (3.25) is giv<strong>en</strong> by the particular repres<strong>en</strong>tationΠ = λ ⊗ μ, Π ia = λ i μ a , λ i μ a λ i+j μ a+b ,where λ and μ are 2d partitions as in Eq. (2.1).(3.27)We also have the following associated ones:Π T = λ T ⊗ μ, ˜Π = λ ⊗ μ T , ˜Π T = λ T ⊗ μ T ,where λ T stands for the usual transpose of the Young diagram λ.(3.28)(iii) Like in the case of 2d partitions, one may associate to each 3d partition Π a Fock spacestate |Π ia 〉 with norm 〈Π|Π〉≡‖Π‖ 2 ,‖Π‖ 2 = ∑ ( ∑)ia ) (3.29)i1 a1(Π 2 = ∑ ( ∑)ia )a1 i1(Π 2 .

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