On graded representations of modular Lie algebras over commutative algebras
Matthew Westaway

TL;DR
This paper generalizes the theory of categories of modules over modular Lie algebras to non-restricted cases, introducing graded bimodule categories over commutative algebras and developing new modules with structural properties.
Contribution
It extends the category of restricted modules to a broader non-restricted setting, defining new modules and establishing their fundamental structural results.
Findings
Introduction of the category ${ m extbf{C}}_A$ for non-restricted modules
Construction of modules $Z_{A, ext{ m extbf{chi}}}( ext{ m extbf{ extlambda}})$, $Q_{A, ext{ m extbf{chi}}}^I( ext{ m extbf{ extlambda}})$, and $Q_{A, ext{ m extbf{chi}}}( ext{ m extbf{ extlambda}})$
Key structural properties of the new modules
Abstract
We develop the theory of a category which is a generalisation to non-restricted -modules of a category famously studied by Andersen, Jantzen and Soergel for restricted -modules, where is the Lie algebra of a reductive group over an algebraically closed field of characteristic . Its objects are certain graded bimodules. On the left, they are graded modules over an algebra associated to and to in standard Levi form. On the right, they are modules over a commutative Noetherian -algebra , where is the Lie algebra of a maximal torus of . We develop here certain important modules , and in which generalise familiar objects when…
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