G-Frobenius manifolds
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Abstract: The goal of this paper is to introduce the notion of -Frobenius manifolds for any finite group . This work is motivated by the fact that any -Frobenius algebra yields an ordinary Frobenius algebra by taking its -invariants. We generalize this on the level of Frobenius manifolds. To define a -Frobenius manifold as a braided-commutative generalization of the ordinary commutative Frobenius manifold, we develop the theory of -braided spaces. These are defined as -graded -modules with certain braided-commutative "rings of functions", generalizing the commutative rings of power series on ordinary vector spaces. As the genus zero part of any ordinary cohomological field theory of Kontsevich-Manin contains a Frobenius manifold, we show that any -cohomological field theory defined by Jarvis-Kaufmann-Kimura contains a -Frobenius manifold up to a rescaling of its metric. Finally, we specialize to the case of and prove the structure theorem for (pre-)-Frobenius manifolds. We also construct an example of a -Frobenius manifold using this theorem, that arises in singularity theory in the hypothetical context of orbifolding.
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