Central extensions preserve bounded locality for finite-type Lie conformal algebras

Let \gothL\goth L be a finite-type Lie conformal algebra generated by a finite set G\cal G, and suppose its locality function satisfies

S\gothL,G(l)<K.S_{\goth L,\cal G}(l)<K.

Let MM be a \mathdsk[D]\mathds k[D]-module generated by a set M\cal M, on which \gothL\goth L acts trivially, and let \gothL^\widehat{\goth L} be a central extension of \gothL\goth L. The locality function of the extension with respect to GM\cal G\cup\cal M is said to be uniformly bounded when it is bounded independently of the word length.

Central-extension bounded-locality conjecture. The locality function S\gothL^,GMS_{\widehat{\goth L},\,\cal G\cup\cal M} is also uniformly bounded.

The paper notes that central extensions of loop algebras provide examples with bounded locality and suggests this conjecture as a general mechanism for producing further examples. Its validity is left open.

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Michael Roitman, “On embedding of Lie conformal algebras into associative conformal algebras”, arXiv:math/0404507 (2004).

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