The strong quantization conjecture for Lie normalizers

Let b{\mathfrak b} be a finite-dimensional basic algebra, and let n(b){\mathfrak n}({\mathfrak b}) be its Lie normalizer in P(b)P({\mathfrak b}). Strong quantization conjecture. Every quantization of b{\mathfrak b} can be extended to a quantization of (n(b),b)({\mathfrak n}({\mathfrak b}),{\mathfrak b}). This conjecture asks whether a representation of the basic algebra always extends to its Lie normalizer, an infinitesimal analogue of a Mackey system of imprimitivity. The source gives no resolution; quantizations satisfying this extension property are called strong by GGT.

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

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