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ScottCarnahan authored Jul 17, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -30,20 +30,20 @@ A vertex operator (or field) is then an R-linear map from V to V((z)), and V((z)
Composite vertex operators are R-linear maps V to V((x))((y)), which is HahnModule on the lex product.
Main benefit: spaces like Hom_R(V, V((x))((y))) have a natural R((x))((y)) action, so we can multiply by (x - y) ^ (-n).

Part II: Current status (2024-05-20)
Part II: Current status (2024-07-17)

Put in Mathlib so far:
* Define Hahn modules, with action of Hahn series.
* When G and G' are posets, we have an isomorphism between (HahnSeries G (HahnSeries G' R)) and (HahnSeries (G x_l G') R).
* Generalized binomial coefficients, defined using Pochhammer polynomial evaluation.
* Identities relating general binomial coefficients
* Heterogeneous vertex operators using Hahn modules.

Under PR review:
* When V is an R-module, (HahnModule G R V) is a (HahnSeries G R)-module
* When V is an R-module and H has ordered cancellative vector addition from G, then (HahnModule H R V) is a (HahnSeries G R)-module
* Composition of Heterogeneous vertex operators using lex product.

Done but not PR'd
* Identities relating integer binomial coefficients
* Hahn series action on heterogeneous vertex operators
* Define locality using Hahn series
* Order n locality implies order n+1 locality.
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* Borcherds identity in terms of coefficients (very cumbersome)
* Relations to commutator formula and associativity (very cumbersome)
* Define vertex algebras in terms of Borcherds identity (very cumbersome)
* Expansions of integer powers of (x - y) in R((x))((y)) and R((y))((x))

In progress
* Expansions of integer powers of (x - y) in R((x))((y)) and R((y))((x))
* Identities relating residue products and Hasse derivatives
* Parametrize module-split central extensions by Lie algebra cocycles.

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