Subregular coset coincidence conjecture

For n4n\geq4 and m3m\geq3, let Ck(n)\mathcal C_k(n) be the simple quotient of the Heisenberg coset in the subregular W\mathcal W-algebra of sln\mathfrak{sl}_n. Subregular coset coincidence conjecture. One has

Ck(n)Wk(slm,fprin),\mathcal C_k(n)\cong\mathcal W_{k'}(\mathfrak{sl}_m,f_{\mathrm{prin}}),

where

k=n+m+nn1,k=m+m+1m+n.k=-n+\frac{m+n}{n-1},\qquad k'=-m+\frac{m+1}{m+n}.

The source attributes this conjecture to the physics literature; it is equivalent to an explicit description of the ideal defining the subregular coset quotient.

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Primary source

Andrew R. Linshaw, “Universal two-parameter W_-algebra and vertex algebras of type W(2,3,, N)”, arXiv:1710.02275 (2020).

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