Center of affine at the critical level
arXiv:2412.04895 · doi:10.1093/imrn/rnaf212
Abstract
In this article, we shall describe the center of the universal affine vertex superalgebra associated with at the critical level and prove the conjecture of A. Molev and E. Ragoucy in this case. The center turns out to be isomorphic to the large level limit of a vertex subalgebra, called the parafermion vertex algebra , of the affine vertex algebra . The key ingredient of the proof is to understand the principal -superalgebra at the critical level. It relates the center to via the Kazama-Suzuki duality while it has a surprising coincidence with , whose center has been recently described. Moreover, the centers and are proven to coincide as a byproduct. A general conjecture is proposed which describes the center with as a large level limit of ``the dual side'', i.e., the parafermion-type subalgebras of -algebras associated with hook-type partitions , known also as vertex algebras at the corner.
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