Classification of quasifinite W∞-modules
Abstract
It is proved that an irreducible quasifinite W∞-module is a highest or lowest weight module or a module of the intermediate series; a uniformly bounded indecomposable weight W∞-module is a module of the intermediate series. For a nondegenerate additive subgroup G of Fn, where F is a field of characteristic zero, there is a simple Lie or associative algebra W(G,n)(1) spanned by differential operators uD1m1... Dnmn for u∈ F[G] (the group algebra), and mi0 with Σi=1n mi1, where Di are degree operators. It is also proved that an indecomposable quasifinite weight W(G,n)(1)-module is a module of the intermediate series if G is not isomorphic to Z.
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