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We advance the classification of fusion categories in two directions. Firstly, we completely classify integral fusion categories – and consequently, semi-simple Hopf algebras – of dimension pq^2 , where p and q are distinct primes. This case is especially interesting because it is the simplest class of dimensions where not all integral fusion categories are group-theoretical. Secondly, we classify a certain family of ℤ/3ℤ -graded fusion categories, which are generalizations of the ℤ/2ℤ -graded Tambara–Yamagami categories. Our proofs are based on the recently developed theory of extensions of fusion categories.
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