Finiteness and non-semisimplicity conjecture for modules of V(p){\mathcal V}^{(p)}

For p3p\geq 3, let V(p){\mathcal V}^{(p)} be the generalized vertex algebra introduced by

V(p)=KerMFp/2Q~.{\mathcal V}^{(p)}=\operatorname{Ker}_{M\otimes F_{p/2}}\widetilde{Q}.

Consider its modules in the category O\mathcal{O}. Module-category conjecture. For every p3p\geq 3, V(p){\mathcal V}^{(p)} has finitely many irreducible modules in the category O\mathcal{O}, and there exist non-semisimple V(p){\mathcal V}^{(p)}-modules in that category. This is motivated by the case p=2p=2 and predicts both finite irreducible-module type and non-semisimple representation theory for the higher members of the family.

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Drazen Adamovic, “A realization of certain modules for the N=4 superconformal algebra and the affine Lie algebra A_2 ^(1)”, arXiv:1407.1527 (2014).

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