On irreducibility of modules of Whittaker type: twisted modules and nonabelian orbifolds
Drazen Adamovic, Ching Hung Lam, Veronika Pedic Tomic, Nina Yu

TL;DR
This paper extends irreducibility results for modules of vertex superalgebras to nonabelian orbifolds, demonstrating conditions under which twisted modules remain irreducible in orbifold subalgebras, with applications to various algebraic structures.
Contribution
It generalizes previous irreducibility theorems to nonabelian orbifolds of vertex superalgebras, including twisted modules and Whittaker modules, broadening the scope of these results.
Findings
Irreducibility of twisted modules under nonabelian orbifold actions
Conditions ensuring modules remain irreducible in orbifold subalgebras
Applications to modules of Whittaker type in various vertex superalgebras
Abstract
In arXiv:1811.04649, we extended the Dong-Mason theorem on irreducibility of modules for cyclic orbifold vertex algebras to the entire category weak modules and applied this result to Whittaker modules. In this paper we present further generalizations of these results for nonabelian orbifolds of vertex operator superalgebras. Let be a vertex superalgebra with a countable dimension and let be a finite subgroup of . Assume that where is the center of the group . For any irreducible -twisted (weak) -module , we prove that if for all then is also irreducible as -module. We also apply this result to examples and give irreducibility of modules of Whittaker type for orbifolds of Neveu-Schwarz vertex superalgebras, Heisenberg vertex algebras, Virasoro vertex operator algebra and Heisenberg-Virasoro…
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TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
