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Characters of (relatively) integrable modules over affine Lie superalgebras

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Author(s)
Gorelik, Maria
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Kac, Victor
Date Issued
June 2015
Journal
Japanese Journal of Mathematics
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Springer Japan
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Gorelik, Maria, and Victor G. Kac. “Characters of (Relatively) Integrable Modules over Affine Lie Superalgebras.” Japanese Journal of Mathematics 10.2 (2015): 135–235.
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Abstract
In the paper we consider the problem of computation of characters of relatively integrable irreducible highest weight modules L over finite-dimensional basic Lie superalgebras and over affine Lie superalgebras g. The problem consists of two parts. First, it is the reduction of the problem to the [bar over g]-module F(L), where [bar over g] is the associated to L integral Lie superalgebra and F(L) is an integrable irreducible highest weight [bar over g]-module. Second, it is the computation of characters of integrable highest weight modules. There is a general conjecture concerning the first part, which we check in many cases. As for the second part, we prove in many cases the KW-character formula, provided that the KW-condition holds, including almost all finite-dimensional g-modules when g is basic, and all maximally atypical non-critical integrable g-modules when g is affine with non-zero dual Coxeter number.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Mathematics
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