The quantum-field-theoretic deformation of differential-operator enveloping algebras

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Let Σ\Sigma be an affine algebraic curve, and let Diff⁡(Σ)\operatorname{Diff}(\Sigma) be its algebra of polynomial differential operators. The five-dimensional quantum field theory on R×T∗Σ\mathbb R\times T^*\Sigma has observables identified with cochains on glN⊗Diff⁡(Σ)\mathfrak{gl}_N\otimes\operatorname{Diff}(\Sigma). Instanton large-charge conjecture. There is a deformation of

U(glN⊗Diff⁡(Σ))U(\mathfrak{gl}_N\otimes\operatorname{Diff}(\Sigma))

coming from this quantum field theory, describable as the large-KK limit of a deformation quantization of the moduli of instantons on T∗ΣT^*\Sigma. The conjecture extends the paper's large-charge description from specific surfaces to cotangent bundles of affine curves; its existence was stated as conjectural in the candidate, although the surrounding text indicates that the field-theoretic construction is available.

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Kevin Costello, “Holography and Koszul duality: the example of the M2 brane”, arXiv:1705.02500 (2017).

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