At , , the projector exists but its closed trace is zero. Quotient by the skein ideal generated by this projector. The surviving simple colors are , with nonzero quantum dimensions . This truncation prevents zero-trace channels from interfering with nondegenerate fusion and surgery normalization.
A surviving color denotes parallel framed strands equipped with the Jones-Wenzl idempotent . Its closed trace is its quantum dimension. The semisimplicity of the reduced Temperley-Lieb category identifies these colors with the simple objects; their tensor products decompose according to fusion of Jones-Wenzl colors.
The Jones-Wenzl idempotent recursion decomposes into the orthogonal and channels. The Jones-Wenzl partial trace supplies the nonzero scalar normalizing the cap-cup channel. At the highest surviving color the channel is zero. Induction therefore decomposes every tensor power into the surviving colors. A planar matching between different projected colors has a turnback on the larger side and vanishes; between equal colors only the identity matching remains. Their endomorphism spaces are consequently one-dimensional, and the resulting finite matrix blocks split. Taking direct sums and splitting these idempotents produces a semisimple category, supplying the complete resolutions needed in fusion of Jones-Wenzl colors and the Kirby color handle-slide identity.
In the reduced theory the product of colors a and b decomposes with multiplicity one into colors c satisfying and even. These rules follow by iterating , with color set to zero. The closure traces give , and self-duality makes the multiplicities symmetric in all three colors.
In the reduced Jones-Wenzl theory, bend a fixed self-dual color a in the mutually inverse inclusion/projection maps of , obtaining and . Cyclic closure trace and straightening cups and caps give . Completeness of the normalized maps for all b then proves the weighted resolution. The dimensions are nonzero in the reduced theory. This local identity gives the precise weight preservation in the Kirby color handle-slide identity.
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