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      1 Dear Milutin,
      2 
      3 Thanks for the interest. Please find below some references. I'm also
      4 happy to talk next week, feel free to drop by (I'm in the office in
      5 front of ESI, write me an email before coming).
      6 
      7 This <https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.12127> is a general review about
      8 tensor networks (just in case). Maybe a good place to start to learn
      9 about PEPS and the context in which it is used.In this paper
     10 <https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.04964> we show how symmetries are reflected
     11 in PEPS that describes systems without any topological order. This
     12 paper is just a proof, and it is quite technical, so it won't help you
     13 to understand the general concepts. If you like proofs though it might
     14 be interesting.
     15 Symmetries in PEPS are strongly linked to topological order. The
     16 introduction part of these lecture notes
     17 <https://arxiv.org/abs/1506.05805> might be useful to understand the
     18 different kind of topological orders one might encounter.  That being
     19 said,
     20 This paper <https://arxiv.org/abs/1106.4752> is the first example how
     21 to describe symmetry protected topological (SPT) order in PEPS.This
     22 paper <https://arxiv.org/abs/1001.3807> shows how PEPS can describe
     23 systems with topological order, for the simplest type of intrinsic
     24 topological order. If you are not afraid to dive into category theory,
     25 this paper <https://arxiv.org/abs/1410.4540> provides a classification
     26 of topological phases with symmetry (symmetry enriched topological
     27 phases, SET). This is not about PEPS, but the ideas behind are the same
     28 anyway. In this paper <https://arxiv.org/abs/1711.07982> examples for
     29 the above SET classification have been constructed using PEPS.
     30 I think the last two papers are too hard/extensive for a seminar, but
     31 it is nice to see where the theory can lead you. If you are interested
     32 in topological order, then the G-injective paper
     33 <https://arxiv.org/abs/1001.3807> might be the best to read from the
     34 list above. As mentioned above, I am also happy to talk, maybe with a
     35 personal meeting we can narrow down more what you actually are
     36 interested in.
     37 
     38 Best,
     39 Andras
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