The fusion-product level-scaling conjecture for simple Lie algebras

Let g{\mathfrak g} be a simple Lie algebra, let λ1,,λn\lambda^1,\dots,\lambda^n be weights, let V(λi)V(\lambda^i) be the corresponding finite-dimensional g{\mathfrak g}-modules, and let V1Vn(z1,,zn)V_1*\dots*V_n(z_1,\dots,z_n) denote their fusion module at pairwise distinct parameters. For a graded module MM, write M[k]M^{[k]} for the level-scaling construction used in the paper. Fusion-product level-scaling conjecture. For any simple g{\mathfrak g} and any weights λ1,,λn\lambda^1,\dots,\lambda^n,

(V(λ1)V(λn)(z1,,zn))[k]V(kλ1)V(kλn)(z1,,zn).\left(V(\lambda^1)*\dots*V(\lambda^n)(z_1,\dots,z_n)\right)^{[k]}\cong V(k\lambda^1)*\dots*V(k\lambda^n)(z_1,\dots,z_n).

The preceding proposition gives a quotient from the right-hand side onto the left-hand side; the conjecture asserts that this quotient is an isomorphism.

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B. Feigin, A. N. Kirillov and S. Loktev, “Combinatorics and Geometry of Higher Level Weyl Modules”, arXiv:math/0503315 (2006).

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