Mazorchuk's conjecture on mixed modules over the Virasoro algebra
An irreducible weight module is called a mixed module if there exist and such that
Mazorchuk's conjecture. There are no irreducible mixed modules over the Virasoro algebra.
This conjecture concerns the possible weight-space dimensions of irreducible Virasoro-algebra modules: it predicts that an irreducible module cannot have both an infinite-dimensional weight space and another finite-dimensional weight space in the same weight lattice. The source gives no resolution evidence, so its status is left open.
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Mazorchuk's conjecture on mixed modules over the Virasoro algebra
An irreducible weight module is called a mixed module if there exist and such that
Mazorchuk's conjecture. There are no irreducible mixed modules over the Virasoro algebra.
This conjecture concerns the coexistence of infinite- and finite-dimensional weight spaces in irreducible Virasoro modules. Its resolution is not established by the supplied source context.
source: Huanxia Fa, Jianzhi Han and Junbo Li, “Irreducible weight modules with a finite-dimensional weight space over the twisted N=1 Schrödinger-Neveu-Schwarz algebra”, arXiv:1703.05072 (2017).
References
Primary source
Junbo Li and Yucai Su, “Classification of Irreducible Weight Modules with a Finite-dimensional Weight Space over the Twisted Schrödinger-Virasoro Lie algebra”, arXiv:0801.2205 (2008).
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