Interior boundary-cone conjecture for Virasoro conformal-block divisors

Let V=Vir2,2k+1V=\text{Vir}_{2,2k+1}, and let {Wai}i=1n\{W_{a_i}\}_{i=1}^n be a set of nontrivial simple VV-modules, with ai1a_i\neq 1. Let D0,n(V,i=1nWai)\mathbb{D}_{0,n}\left(V,\bigotimes_{i=1}^n W_{a_i}\right) denote the associated conformal-block divisor on M0,n\overline{\mathcal{M}}_{0,n}. Interior boundary-cone conjecture. Either

D0,n(V,i=1nWai)=0,\mathbb{D}_{0,n}\left(V,\bigotimes_{i=1}^n W_{a_i}\right)=0,

or its negative lies in the interior of the cone generated by the boundary divisors:

D0,n(V,i=1nWai) lies in the interior of the cone generated by the boundary divisors.-\mathbb{D}_{0,n}\left(V,\bigotimes_{i=1}^n W_{a_i}\right)\text{ lies in the interior of the cone generated by the boundary divisors}.

The conjecture is proposed as a criterion used to prove nefness for specific values of kk; the source gives no general resolution.

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Daebeom Choi, “Conformal Block Divisors for Discrete Series Virasoro VOA Vir_2k+1,2”, arXiv:2502.21270 (2025).

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