The projective-cover conjecture for logarithmic modules of the W_{3,2}-algebra

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Let W3,2\mathcal{W}_{3,2} be the logarithmic vertex operator algebra associated with the coprime pair (3,2)(3,2), and let V(3,2)‾\overline{V(3,2)} and MV(3,2)‾\overline{MV(3,2)} be the logarithmic modules constructed in the paper. Let W(1)\mathcal{W}(1) and W(5)\mathcal{W}(5) denote the indicated irreducible W3,2\mathcal{W}_{3,2}-modules. Projective-cover conjecture. The logarithmic module V(3,2)‾\overline{V(3,2)} is a projective cover of W(1)\mathcal{W}(1), and MV(3,2)‾\overline{MV(3,2)} is a projective cover of W(5)\mathcal{W}(5). This conjecture is motivated by agreement with the proposed structure of the projective covers in the specialized W3,2\mathcal{W}_{3,2} case; the paper does not establish the projectivity claims.

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Drazen Adamovic and Antun Milas, “An explicit realization of logarithmic modules for the vertex operator algebra W_p,p'”, arXiv:1202.6667 (2012).

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