Inverse reduction for hook-type W-algebras
Zachary Fehily

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the existence of inverse reduction embeddings between affine rak{sl}_{n+1} vertex operator algebras and hook-type W-algebras, generalizing previous specific cases using free-field realizations.
Contribution
It establishes the existence of inverse reduction embeddings for all hook-type rak{sl}_{n+1} W-algebras, extending prior results for specific cases.
Findings
Inverse reduction embeddings exist between affine rak{sl}_{n+1} VOAs and hook-type W-algebras.
The results generalize previous specific cases to all hook-type rak{sl}_{n+1} W-algebras.
Uses free-field realizations and screening operators to construct embeddings.
Abstract
Originating in the work of A.M. Semikhatov and D. Adamovi\'c, inverse reductions are embeddings involving W-algebras corresponding to the same Lie algebra but different nilpotent orbits. Here, we show that an inverse reduction embedding between the affine vertex operator algebra and the minimal W-algebra exists. This generalises the realisations for in [arXiv:1711.11342, arXiv:2110.15203]. A similar argument is then used to show that inverse reduction embeddings exists between all hook-type W-algebras, which includes the principal/regular, subregular, minimal W-algebras, and the affine vertex operator algebra. This generalises the regular-to-subregular inverse reduction of [arXiv:2111.05536], and similarly uses free-field realisations and their associated screening…
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TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Advances
