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Anyons is the generic name for the particles which interchange among other according to the representation(s) of the braid group.
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What is the reason why anyons escape spin-statistic theorem?
I'm wondering about the exact reason why anyons escape the spin-statistic theorem (SST), see e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin–statistics_theorem. … Moreover, I think it has no one-dimensional-non-trivial-projective representation, as required for anyons to exist, am I correct ? …
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Anyons as particles?
Does it make sense to discuss number of anyons?
What is the ground state of anyons, like a Fermi sea or a Bose-Einstein condensate for fermions or bosons ? … Does it make sense to talk about a ground state of a gas of anyons?
I believe this bunch of questions can all be contracted to
Does it make sense to talk of the anyons as particles ? …
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