Can anybody please explain in layman terms the super-vector spaces?

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Super-vector spaces refer to a mathematical structure that combines elements of vector spaces with additional properties, typically involving a notion of graduation and multiplication. The term "Fibonacci categories" lacks a widely accepted definition, making it challenging to find resources or references. The discussion highlights the difficulty in locating credible sources for Fibonacci categories, while super-vector spaces are adequately covered in existing literature, such as the Wikipedia article on the subject.

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Can anybody please explain in layman terms the super-vector spaces and Fibonacci categories?
 
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Anixx said:
Can anybody please explain in layman terms the super-vector spaces and Fibonacci categories?
Can you give us a reference where you have read this? Super usually refers to a graduation and involves a multiplication. Vector spaces don't have multiplications. I couldn't find the term Fibonacci category either.
 
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Anixx said:
Can anybody please explain in layman terms the super-vector spaces and Fibonacci categories?
Super vector spaces are easy to fine. I suppose you have already seen the wiki article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_vector_space

Fibonacci categories are more difficult to find, but there are papers that use them and define them.
 
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