On stated SL(n)-skein modules

Abstract

We mainly focus on Classical limit, Splitting map, and Frobenius homomorphism for stated SL(n)-skein modules, and Unicity Theorem for stated SL(n)-skein algebras. Let (M,N) be a marked three manifold. We use Sn(M,N,v) to denote the stated SL(n)-skein module of (M,N) where v is a nonzero complex number. We build a surjective algebra homomorphism from Sn(M,N,1) to the coordinate ring of some algebraic set, and prove it's Kernal consists of all nilpotents. We prove the universal representation algebra of π1(M) is isomorphic to Sn(M,N,1) when N has only one component and M is connected. Furthermore we show Sn(M,N',1) is isomorphic to Sn(M,N,1) O(SLn), where N≠ , M is connected, and N' is obtained from N by adding one extra marking. We also prove the splitting map is injective for any marked three manifold when v=1, and show that the splitting map is injective (for general v) if there exists at least one component of N such that this component and the boundary of the splitting disk belong to the same component of ∂ M. We also establish the Frobenius homomorphism for SL(n), which is map from Sn(M,N,1) to Sn(M,N,v) when v is a primitive m-th root of unity with m being coprime with 2n and every component of M contains at least one marking. We also show the commutativity between Frobenius homomorphism and splitting map. When (M,N) is the thickening of an essentially bordered pb surface, we prove the Frobenius homomorphism is injective and it's image lives in the center. We prove the stated SL(n)-skein algebra Sn(,v) is affine almost Azumaya when is an essentially bordered pb surface and v is a primitive m-th root of unity with m being coprime with 2n, which implies the Unicity Theorem for Sn(,v).

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