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Regular actions and semisimplicity of conformal modules over the general conformal algebra

Abstract

We introduce the notion of a regular action in the category of conformal modules over Lie conformal algebras with Virasoro elements. We show that a finite conformal module over the general conformal algebra $\mathfrak{gc}_1$ (resp., $\mathfrak{gc}_N$ with $N\ge2$) is semisimple if and only if there exists a pair of different Virasoro elements (resp., canonical Virasoro elements) with regular actions. Along the way to finding a semisimplicity criteria, we also discuss the classification of Virasoro elements of $\mathfrak{gc}_N$ in-depth, leading us to construct a huge number of new Virasoro conformal modules.

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Yucai Su, Chunguang Xia. 2025-11-01. Regular actions and semisimplicity of conformal modules over the general conformal algebra. https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.00666

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