The trivial-center-deformation conjecture for untwisted elliptic algebras

Let BV,ΨB_{V,\Psi} be an untwisted elliptic algebra, and let its center be denoted by Z(BV,Ψ)Z(B_{V,\Psi}). A filtered deformation induces a trivial deformation of the center when the corresponding deformation of Z(BV,Ψ)Z(B_{V,\Psi}) is trivial. Trivial-center-deformation conjecture. Any filtered deformation of an untwisted elliptic algebra BV,ΨB_{V,\Psi} which induces a trivial deformation of the center is trivial. This is presented as a first step toward proving the surface construction in the untwisted case; it remains open, although the paper notes that the analogous statement for torsion twists would follow from the main conjecture.

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Eric M. Rains, “Filtered deformations of elliptic algebras”, arXiv:2107.13540 (2022).

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