Abstract
AbstractThe integral group rings for finite groups are precisely those fusion rings whose basis elements have Frobenius–Perron dimension 1, and each is categorifiable in the sense that it arises as the Grothendieck ring of a fusion category. Here, we analyze the structure and representation theory of fusion rings with a basis of elements whose Frobenius–Perron dimensions take exactly one value distinct from 1. Our goal is a set of results to assist in characterizing when such fusion rings are categorifiable. As proof of concept, we complete the classification of categorifiable near‐group fusion rings for an infinite collection of finite abelian groups, a task that to‐date has only been completed for three such groups.
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