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Simple positive-integral-level affine vertex operator algebra

Definition

Let g be a finite-dimensional complex simple Lie algebra with invariant form normalized so that every long root has squared length 2. For a positive integer ℓ, the simple affine vertex operator algebra Lℓ(g) is the quotient of the universal affine vertex algebra Vℓ(g) by its unique maximal proper vertex-algebra ideal. It carries the noncritical Sugawara conformal vector; its underlying untwisted affine Kac–Moody module is the irreducible highest-weight module of highest weight ℓΛ0. Existence, uniqueness, the conformal grading, and the affine-module identification are established by the local quotient lemma. This is an algebraic vertex operator algebra of CFT type; no Hilbert-space inner product, unitarity, or full two-dimensional conformal field theory is implicit.

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