Admissible-level diagonal coset rationality conjecture

Let g\mathfrak g be a simple finite-dimensional Lie algebra, let rr be a positive integer, and let kk be an admissible level for g^\widehat{\mathfrak g}. Define

C=Com(Lk+r(g),Lk(g)Lr(g)).\mathcal C=\operatorname{Com}(L_{k+r}(\mathfrak g),L_k(\mathfrak g)\otimes L_r(\mathfrak g)).

Diagonal coset rationality conjecture. The coset C\mathcal C is lisse and rational. This generalizes the known simply-laced diagonal-coset cases and the lattice-subalgebra situation, while the assertion for arbitrary simple g\mathfrak g, positive rr, and admissible kk remains open.

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Thomas Creutzig and Andrew R. Linshaw, “Trialities of orthosymplectic W-algebras”, arXiv:2102.10224 (2022).

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