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Coordinate-independent chiral algebra attached to a VOA

Definition

Let V be a conformal vertex algebra of CFT type, X a smooth projective complex curve, and Coord⁡X→X its formal-coordinate torsor. On each finite-dimensional filtration stage V≤N=⨁0≤d≤NVd, the Aut O action preserves the stage because positive Virasoro modes lower weight. Glue these stages by the transition RV(ρz) supplied by the preceding covariance identity to form the filtered bundle VX; its ind-bundle is ⋃NV≤N,X. Let ωX be the line bundle of holomorphic one-forms, set VXr:=ωX⊗VX, and use the left connection ∇∂t=∂t+T. The associated right-DX action is defined in a local coordinate by (f(t)dt⊗v(t))⋅∂t=−f′(t)dt⊗v(t)−f(t)dt⊗(∂t+T)v(t).

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 j∗j∗(VXr⊠VXr)→Δ!VXr, where j:X2∖Δ↪X2 and Δ:X↪X2; 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 U⊆X, the right-module de Rham complex is Γ(U,VXr⊗TX)→a⊗ξ↦a⋅ξΓ(U,VXr) in degrees −1,0; 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.

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