Haagerup vertex operator algebras at central charge eight
Cédric Arhancet
Abstract
Evans and Gannon showed that a positive vertex operator algebra of central charge eight whose representation category is the Drinfeld center Z(H3) of the Haagerup fusion category has one of two character vectors, with six or nineteen currents. Call such an algebra, if strongly rational, a Haagerup algebra. We prove that a Haagerup algebra U has six currents, that U1 sl2 sl2 embeds into VE6 A2 in one of two explicit ways, with levels (1,39) or (3,13), and we determine the lowest weight spaces of its modules and U2 as U1-modules. For the levels (3,13), U2 is one of four Galois conjugate subspaces, and the algebra it generates is unitary, C2-cofinite and isomorphic to the algebra constructed by Jiao; for the levels (1,39), U contains the algebra announced by Riesen. The associated lattice of U is that of the form x2+xy+10y2, resp. 3x2+3xy+4y2, the two classes of the principal genus of discriminant -39. Exchanging them in the decomposition of U over its Heisenberg commutant gives a Haagerup algebra U of the other levels, and U U is a bijection between the isomorphism classes of the two cases. Consequently, if either explicit algebra of Jiao or Riesen is positive and strongly rational with representation category braided equivalent to Z(H3), there are exactly two Haagerup algebras up to isomorphism, forming a single hyperbolic genus. The explicit algebras of Jiao and Riesen have rational forms. The proofs combine exact trace relations given by vector-valued modular forms, exact computations in a model of VE6 A2, and genera of vertex operator algebras.
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