On certain higher dimensional analogues of vertex algebras
Haisheng Li
Abstract
A higher dimensional analogue of the notion of vertex algebra is formulated in terms of formal variable language with Borcherds' notion of G-vertex algebra as a motivation. Some examples are given and certain analogous duality properties are proved. Furthermore, it is proved that for any vector space W, any set of mutually local multi-variable vertex operators on W in a certain canonical way generates a vertex algebra with W as a natural module.
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