Projective-cover conjecture for typical and atypical ghost modules

Let C\mathscr{C} be the abelian category of ghost vertex operator algebra modules generated by imposing closure under extensions from the typical modules σ(Wλ)\sigma^{\ell} \bigl( \mathcal{W}_{\lambda} \bigr) and the simple atypical modules σ(V)\sigma^{\ell} \bigl( \mathcal{V} \bigr), with the vacuum acting as the identity on these extensions. Projective-cover conjecture. In C\mathscr{C}, the typical module σ(Wλ)\sigma^{\ell} \bigl( \mathcal{W}_{\lambda} \bigr) is simple and projective, whereas the staggered module σ(P)\sigma^{\ell} \bigl( \mathcal{P} \bigr) is the projective cover of the simple atypical module σ(V)\sigma^{\ell} \bigl( \mathcal{V} \bigr).

This conjecture proposes the projective structure of the category generated by the typical and simple atypical modules. The source presents it as a conjectural description, and the projective-cover assertions remain open there.

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David Ridout and Simon Wood, “Bosonic Ghosts at c=2 as a Logarithmic CFT”, arXiv:1408.4185 (2014).

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