Characters of modules over negative rank-2 Borcherds-Kac-Moody Lie algebras
Abstract
Let g=g(A) be the Borcherds-Kac-Moody Lie algebra (BKM LA), corresponding to a BKM Cartan matrix A filled by negative integers. Let P+⊂ h* the classical dominant integral cone (wherein pairings are non-negative). The non-integrable simple highest weight modules L(μ)'s widely studied were broadly those by Naito ([Trans. Amer. Soc., 1995]), for μ's dot-linked to P+-translates of sums - Σj∈ Jαj of mutually orthogonal and imaginary simple roots αj's. Recently, we computed weights of all highest weight g-modules V's, and characters of L(ρ) for Weyl vector ρ in negative type-A. These needed a family of ``integrable'' L(μ)'s for μ's inside our novel signed-dominant-integral cone P (which generalizes P+). Pairings μ(αi)≤ 0 therein are multiples of Aii2 for all i. Nevertheless, L(μ) contain ``Chevalley-Serre relations'' fi2Aiiμ(αi)+1L(μ)μ=0; which differ from relations in L(λ) for all λ∈ P+, and are seemingly unstudied earlier (also by Naito). This paper initiates the study in rank-2, of the module structures and maximal vectors (or Verma embeddings) in the Verma covers M(μ) of L(μ)'s for μ∈ P. In this, our goal is to explore in weight spaces of those Verma covers, the strictness (or otherwise, an uniform equality) of lower bounds by Kac and Kazhdan ([Adv. Math., 1979]) for count of linearly independent maximal vectors. We obtain presentations and characters of all V's when Kac-Kazhdan equation has unique solution in the interior of root-cone. This builds on the unique solution case in Lemma 3.1 from that paper.
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