An open-source database of fusion rings, fusion categories, and anyon models for researchers, students, and the curious.
The people building, maintaining, and steering the project day to day.
Developing software that provides data for the wiki, and project coordination.
Together with J. K. Slingerland, Gert is one of the founding fathers of the AnyonWiki. His main expertise lies in classification and categorification of fusion rings using computer algebra. Gert writes Julia code to provide open source and accessible data on fusion rings and categories.
Scientific direction and project management.
Colleen is a mathematical physicist working on fusion categories and their applications to topological phases of matter, TQFT, generalized symmetries, and quantum computing.
Webmaster; full-stack development and deployment for AnyonWiki.
Ralph is currently working on computing the Drinfeld center of fusion categories numerically in a multitude of ways, with the aim to contribute to the AnyonWiki.
The researchers who started AnyonWiki and shaped its scientific direction.
Developing software that provides data for the wiki, and project coordination.
Together with J. K. Slingerland, Gert is one of the founding fathers of the AnyonWiki. His main expertise lies in classification and categorification of fusion rings using computer algebra. Gert writes Julia code to provide open source and accessible data on fusion rings and categories.
We welcome contributions, suggestions, and feedback. Whether you add data, improve documentation, or report issues — every bit helps.
