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We consider the problem of classifying oriented cycles of linear mappings $F^pto F^qtodotsto F^rto F^p$ over a field $F$ of complex or real numbers up to homeomorphisms in the spaces $F^p,F^q,dots,F^r$. We reduce it to the problem of classifying linear operators $F^nto F^n$ up to homeomorphism in $F^n$, which was studied by N.H. Kuiper and J.W. Robbin [Invent. Math. 19 (2) (1973) 83-106] and by other authors.
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We give a method for constructing a regularizing decomposition of a matrix pencil, which is formulated in terms of the linear mappings. We prove that two pencils are topologically equivalent if and only if their regularizing decompositions coincide up to permutation of summands and their regular parts coincide up to homeomorphisms of their spaces.
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Let $A$ be the locally unital algebra associated to a cyclotomic oriented Brauer category over an arbitrary algebraically closed field $Bbbk$ of characteristic $pge 0$. The category of locally finite dimensional representations of $A $ is used to give the tensor product categorification (in the general sense of Losev and Webster) for an integrable lowest weight with an integrable highest weight representation of the same level for the Lie algebra $mathfrak g$, where $mathfrak g$ is a direct sum of copies of $mathfrak {sl}_infty$ (resp., $ hat{mathfrak {sl}}_p$ ) if $p=0$ (resp., $p>0$). Such a result was expected in [3] when $Bbbk=mathbb C$ and proved previously by Brundan in [2] when the level is $1$.
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