The torus quantization conjecture for infinite-dimensional basic algebras

Let MM be a symplectic manifold and b{\mathfrak b} a basic algebra such that P1(b)P^1({\mathfrak b}) is dense in C(M)C^{\infty}(M), where P1(b)P^1({\mathfrak b}) denotes the polynomial algebra with constants included. Torus quantization conjecture. There exists a nontrivial quantization of (C(M),b)(C^{\infty}(M),{\mathfrak b}). This proposal concerns the exceptional infinite-dimensional case, exemplified by the torus, where the basic algebra consists of mean-zero trigonometric polynomials and the irreducibility requirement does not produce an obstruction. The source gives no general proof or resolution.

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Mark J. Gotay, “Obstructions to Quantization”, arXiv:math-ph/9809011 (1998).

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