Universal cyclic thick Demazure module conjecture

Let PP be the weight lattice, let DcD_c and Dc\mathbb D_c be the thick and local Demazure modules, and define

Rc=i=1nC[Xi,1,,Xi,mi]Smi,mi=(αi,c),R_c=\bigotimes_{i=1}^n\mathbf C[X_{i,1},\ldots,X_{i,m_i}]^{\mathfrak S_{m_i}},\qquad m_i=(\alpha_i^\vee,c)^\text{\tiny$\!{}^\maltese$},

with degXi,j=1\deg X_{i,j}=1. Let b~\widetilde{\mathfrak b}^- be the relevant affine negative Borel algebra, hc0h_c^0 the quantity from the source's equation (limeval), and let C0\mathbf C_0 denote the specialization of RcR_c at the origin. Universal cyclic module conjecture. For every cPc\in P, there exists a maximal universal cyclic b~\widetilde{\mathfrak b}^--module Dc\mathsf D_c such that: (1) Dc\mathsf D_c maps surjectively onto DcD_c as a b~\widetilde{\mathfrak b}^--module; (2) Endb~(Dc)Rc\operatorname{End}_{\widetilde{\mathfrak b}^-}(\mathsf D_c)\cong R_{-c} and Dc\mathsf D_c is free as an RcR_{-c}-module; and (3) hc0gchDc=gchDch_c^0\,\mathsf{gch}\,\mathsf D_c=\mathsf{gch}\,D_c. Moreover, if D˚c=C0RcDc\mathring{\mathbb D}_c=\mathbf C_0\otimes_{R_c}\mathbb D_c, then

dimCCExt(b~,h~)p(DbCCmδ,D˚c)=δp,0δb,cδm,0.{\text{\rm dim}}_{\mathbb C}\,_{\mathbf C}\operatorname{Ext}^p_{(\widetilde{\mathfrak b}^-,\widetilde{\mathfrak h})}\left(\mathsf D_b\otimes_{\mathbf C}\mathbf C_{m\delta},\mathring{\mathbb D}_c^\vee\right)=\delta_{p,0}\delta_{b,c}\delta_{m,0}.

These conjectures propose universal modules whose endomorphism rings control thick Demazure modules and whose local slices satisfy an orthogonality relation. The source notes that the analogous orthogonality conjecture for types ADE\mathsf{ADE} was essentially proved, while the general assertion remains conjectural.

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Ivan Cherednik and Syu Kato, “Nonsymmetric Rogers-Ramanujan sums and thick Demazure modules”, arXiv:1802.03819 (2018).

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