Unified characterizations of minuscule Kac--Moody representations built from colored posets
Michael C. Strayer

TL;DR
This paper develops a unified framework for characterizing minuscule representations of affine Kac--Moody algebras using colored posets, extending classical concepts to infinite-dimensional cases and classifying these representations.
Contribution
It provides a converse to Green's theorem for simply laced Kac--Moody algebras and introduces unified definitions for finite and infinite colored minuscule posets.
Findings
Characterization of poset properties for Kac--Moody representations
Converse to Green's theorem for derived subalgebras
Unified definitions for minuscule and d-complete posets
Abstract
R.M. Green described structural properties that ``doubly infinite'' colored posets should possess so that they can be used to construct representations of most affine Kac--Moody algebras. These representations are analogs of the minuscule representations of the semisimple Lie algebras, and his posets (``full heaps'') are analogs of the finite minuscule posets. Here only simply laced Kac--Moody algebras are considered. Working with their derived subalgebras, we provide a converse to Green's theorem. Smaller collections of colored structural properties are also shown to be necessary and sufficient for such poset-built representations to be produced for smaller subalgebras, especially the ``Borel derived'' subalgebra. These developments lead to the formulation of unified definitions of finite and infinite colored minuscule and -complete posets. This paper launches a program that seeks…
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