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Coordinate-independent chiral algebra attached to a VOA
Definition
Let be a conformal vertex algebra of CFT type, a smooth projective complex curve, and its formal-coordinate torsor. On each finite-dimensional filtration stage , the Aut O action preserves the stage because positive Virasoro modes lower weight. Glue these stages by the transition supplied by the preceding covariance identity to form the filtered bundle ; its ind-bundle is . Let be the line bundle of holomorphic one-forms, set , and use the left connection . The associated right- action is defined in a local coordinate by
This definition is conditional on the formal local singular operation satisfying the local chiral Jacobi hypothesis established in the preceding chiral-operation lemma. Under that hypothesis, the glued map is , where and ; locally its sections are finite sums of delta derivatives supported on the diagonal. It satisfies chiral Jacobi, skew-symmetry, and the vacuum identity. This item does not claim that the current imported vertex-algebra axioms alone prove the local chiral Jacobi hypothesis.
For an open , the right-module de Rham complex is in degrees ; its degree-zero cohomology is the cokernel of global right derivatives. No finite rank, local freeness, analytic-block equivalence, moduli-stack construction, or sewing theorem is part of this definition.
Definition references
Depends on
Conformal vertex algebra of CFT type
Vertex algebra in the state–field convention
Smooth projective complex curve with formal-coordinate bundle
Formal-coordinate change group Aut O
A formal-coordinate fibre is an Aut O torsor
Virasoro modes give an Aut O action with field covariance
A formal chiral operation glues over a pointed curve