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Combinatorics of vertex operators and deformed W-algebra of type D(2, 1; α)

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ADVANCES IN MATHEMATICS
Volume 403, Issue -, Pages -

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ACADEMIC PRESS INC ELSEVIER SCIENCE
DOI: 10.1016/j.aim.2022.108331

Keywords

qq-characters; q-characters; Vertex operators; Screening operators

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  1. HSE University Basic Research Program
  2. JSPS KAKENHI [JP19K03549]
  3. Simons Foundation [353831, 709444]

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This article considers sets of screening operators with fermionic screening currents. The sums of vertex operators that commute with the screening operators are studied, assuming that each vertex operator has rational contractions with all screening currents with only simple poles. The method of qq-characters, which are combinatorial objects described in terms of deformed Cartan matrix, is developed and used. It is shown that each qq-character gives rise to a sum of vertex operators commuting with screening operators, and ways to understand the sum in the case it is infinite are described. The combinatorics of the qq-characters and their relation to the q-characters of representations of quantum groups are discussed. Several explicit examples of qq-characters are provided, with an emphasis on the case of D(2, 1; alpha). A relationship of the examples to various integrals of motion is described.
We consider sets of screening operators with fermionic screening currents. We study sums of vertex operators which formally commute with the screening operators assuming that each vertex operator has rational contractions with all screening currents with only simple poles. We develop and use the method of qq-characters which are combinatorial objects described in terms of deformed Cartan matrix. We show that each qq-character gives rise to a sum of vertex operators commuting with screening operators and describe ways to understand the sum in the case it is infinite. We discuss combinatorics of the qq-characters and their relation to the q-characters of representations of quantum groups. We provide a number of explicit examples of the qq-characters with the emphasis on the case of D(2, 1; alpha). We describe a relationship of the examples to various integrals of motion. (c) 2022 Published by Elsevier Inc.

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