Namikawa-Weyl orbifold conjecture for T-sigma quiver chiral algebras

Let (Q,v,w)(Q,\mathbf v,\mathbf w) be a T[1n]σ[\SU(n)]T^{\sigma}_{[1^n]}[\SU(n)] quiver, and let W=Sn\mathbb W=\mathfrak S_n be its Namikawa–Weyl group. Let Dch(\CM~(Q,v,w))\mathsf D^{\mathrm{ch}}(\widetilde\CM(Q,\mathbf v,\mathbf w)) be the associated chiral differential operator vertex algebra, and let Γ\Gamma be the embedding in the Kac–Roan–Wakimoto embedding conjecture. Namikawa-Weyl orbifold conjecture. The group W\mathbb W acts on Dch(\CM~(Q,v,w))\mathsf D^{\mathrm{ch}}(\widetilde\CM(Q,\mathbf v,\mathbf w)) by vertex-algebra automorphisms, and

Dch(\CM~(Q,v,w))WHn\mathsf D^{\mathrm{ch}}(\widetilde\CM(Q,\mathbf v,\mathbf w))^{\mathbb W}\otimes \mathcal H^n

is the image of Γ\Gamma. This predicts that the affine W\mathcal W-algebra embedding is precisely the Namikawa–Weyl orbifold subalgebra, extending the finite W\mathcal W-algebra invariant-theory picture to the chiral setting.

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Ioana Coman, Myungbo Shim, Masahito Yamazaki and Yehao Zhou, “Affine W-algebras and Miura maps from 3d N=4 non-Abelian quiver gauge theories”, arXiv:2312.13363 (2023).

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