Truncated Weyl module–fusion product isomorphism conjecture

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Let P+P^+ be the set of dominant integral weights. For λ∈P+\lambda\in P^+ and N≥1N\geq1, let W⁡(λ,N)\operatorname{W}(\lambda,N) be the truncated Weyl module for U(g⊗C[t]/tN)\mathbf U(\mathfrak g\otimes\mathbb C[t]/t^N), and let P+(λ,N)P^+(\lambda,N) be the set of NN-tuples of dominant integral weights summing to λ\lambda. Suppose ∣λ∣≥N|\lambda|\geq N, and let \blambda=(λ1,…,λN)\blambda=(\lambda_1,\dots,\lambda_N) be the unique maximal element of P+(λ,N)P^+(\lambda,N). Truncated Weyl module–fusion product conjecture. There is an isomorphism of U(g⊗C[t]/tN)\mathbf U(\mathfrak g\otimes\mathbb C[t]/t^N)-modules

W⁡(λ,N)≅V(λ1)∗⋯∗V(λN).\operatorname{W}(\lambda,N)\cong V(\lambda_1)*\cdots*V(\lambda_N).

The conjecture connects truncated Weyl modules with fusion products of irreducible finite-dimensional g\mathfrak g-modules. The paper presents evidence for it and computes a PBW-type basis in the case g=sl2\mathfrak g=\mathfrak{sl}_2; no general resolution is supplied.

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Deniz Kus and Peter Littelmann, “Fusion products and toroidal algebras”, arXiv:1411.5272 (2014).

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