Reduction-lattice conjecture for Weyl modules

Let F\mathbb F be an algebraically closed field of positive characteristic, let A\mathbb A be the coefficient ring used for reduction modulo the characteristic, and let W0(\gbω)W^0(\gb\omega) be a characteristic-zero Weyl module with an \ell-highest-weight vector vv. Set L=U(\tlieg)AvL=U(\tlie g)_\mathbb A v, let \gbω\gb\omega reduce to \gbω\overline{\gb\omega}, and write LFL_\mathbb F for the reduced lattice; for a factorization \gbω=j=1m\gbωλ,aj\gb\omega=\prod_{j=1}^m\gb\omega_{\lambda,a_j}, let LL' be the tensor product of the corresponding factor lattices. Reduction-lattice conjecture. In the notation above,

W(\gbω)LF.W(\overline{\gb\omega})\cong L_\mathbb F.

Moreover, if aˉiaˉj\bar a_i\ne\bar a_j for iji\ne j, then L=LL=L'. This statement is presented as a corollary-like assertion in the proof of the reduction construction, but the supplied material gives no status evidence beyond the assertion itself.

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Dijana Jakelic and Adriano Moura, “Finite-Dimensional Representations of Hyper Loop Algebras”, arXiv:math/0612174 (2007).

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