Hi there!
Can anybody tell me, if generically any system, which is solely described by a topological field theory, resides in a topological phase? I can't find any clear notion of topological phase. Only topological phase of matter, but I mean any kind of system.
Thanks for your help.
thank you element4! i will read more about that now.
for now, is that what you have written related to that here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identical_particles#The_homotopy_class ??
Especially, the part "Now how about R2?..."
Thanks again for the replies!
thanks for the replies!
@dickfore: sure. if they are different due to their intrisic properties or if they are localizable e.g. if they are fixed.
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