Global Weyl module tensor-product conjecture

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Let g{\mathfrak g} be a simple Lie algebra with fundamental representations V(i)V^{(i)}, i=1,…,ri=1,\dots,r, and highest weight vectors v(i)∈V(i)v^{(i)}\in V^{(i)}. Let λ=∑i=1rλiωi\lambda=\sum_{i=1}^r\lambda_i\omega_i be a dominant integral weight. Global Weyl module tensor-product conjecture. The module WA(λ)W_A(\lambda) over g⊗A{\mathfrak g}\otimes A is isomorphic to the submodule of

(V(1)⊗A)⊗λ1⨂⋯⨂(V(r)⊗A)⊗λr\left(V^{(1)}\otimes A\right)^{\otimes\lambda_1}\bigotimes\dots\bigotimes\left(V^{(r)}\otimes A\right)^{\otimes\lambda_r}

generated by

(v(1)⊗1)⊗λ1⨂⋯⨂(v(r)⊗1)⊗λr.\left(v^{(1)}\otimes1\right)^{\otimes\lambda_1}\bigotimes\dots\bigotimes\left(v^{(r)}\otimes1\right)^{\otimes\lambda_r}.

This is presented as an analogue of the cited conjecture about global Weyl modules; the surrounding text verifies the corresponding statement for type AA in certain cases, while the assertion for an arbitrary Lie algebra remains conjectural.

References

Primary source

B. Feigin and S. Loktev, “Multi-dimensional Weyl Modules and Symmetric Functions”, arXiv:math/0212001 (2004).

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