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تسجيل مستخدم جديدOn Haagerups list of potential principal graphs of subfactors
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Marta Asaeda
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We show that any graph, in the sequence given by Haagerup in 1991 as that of candidates of principal graphs of subfactors, is not realized as a principal graph except for the smallest two. This settles the remaining case of a previous work of the first author.
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