The strong Dixmier-map surjectivity conjecture for Witt and Virasoro algebras

Let \g\g be one of \W1\W{-1}, WW, or \Vir\Vir. Let P.PrimS(\g)\operatorname{P.Prim}\operatorname{S}(\g) denote the Poisson primitive spectrum of the symmetric algebra and let PrimU(\g)\operatorname{Prim}\operatorname{U}(\g) denote the primitive spectrum of the enveloping algebra. Strong Dixmier-map surjectivity conjecture. The strong Dixmier map

Dx~\g:P.PrimS(\g)PrimU(\g)\widetilde{\operatorname{Dx}}^\g:\operatorname{P.Prim}\operatorname{S}(\g)\longrightarrow\operatorname{Prim}\operatorname{U}(\g)

is surjective. If true, this would yield further structural consequences for primitive ideals, including complete primeness, the ascending chain condition, and descriptions by kernels of maps to Weyl-type algebras.

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Tuan Anh Pham, “The orbit method for the Virasoro algebra”, arXiv:2504.14670 (2025).

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