Finite-dimensional vertex algebra modules over fixed point commutative subalgebras
Kenichiro Tanabe

TL;DR
This paper investigates the structure of finite-dimensional vertex algebra modules over fixed point subalgebras of commutative algebras with derivations, establishing conditions under which modules over the fixed point algebra extend to twisted modules over the larger algebra.
Contribution
It demonstrates that under certain algebraic conditions, finite-dimensional modules over fixed point subalgebras can be uniquely extended to twisted modules over the entire algebra.
Findings
Finite-dimensional modules over fixed point subalgebras can be extended to twisted modules.
Extension is possible when the algebra is generated by a single element and is a Galois extension.
Provides a framework for understanding module structures in vertex algebra theory.
Abstract
Let be a connected commutative -algebra with derivation , a finite linear automorphism group of which preserves , and the fixed point subalgebra of under the action of . We show that if is generated by a single element as an -algebra and is a Galois extension over in the sense of M. Auslander and O. Goldman, then every finite-dimensional vertex algebra -module has a structure of twisted vertex algebra -module.
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