The semi-simplification conjecture for strongly-finite VOAs

Let V\mathcal{V} be a strongly-finite VOA, and let Modg.r(V)\mathrm{Mod}^{g.r}(\mathcal{V}) be its category of grading-restricted generalized modules. Its semi-simplification is obtained by quotienting by negligible morphisms and restricting to the full subcategory generated by simple modules. Semi-simplification conjecture. The semi-simplification is a modular tensor category, and its Grothendieck ring is the quotient of the Grothendieck ring of Modg.r(V)\mathrm{Mod}^{g.r}(\mathcal{V}) by the image of the V\mathcal{V}-modules that are both simple and projective. This would connect the non-semisimple representation category to an ordinary modular tensor category and its fusion rules; the source presents it among consequences of the log-modularity conjecture.

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Thomas Creutzig and Terry Gannon, “Logarithmic conformal field theory, log-modular tensor categories and modular forms”, arXiv:1605.04630 (2016).

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