Regularity of rational vertex operator algebras
Chongying Dong, Haisheng Li, Geoffrey Mason
Abstract
A regular vertex operator algebra is a vertex operator algebra such that any weak module (without grading) is a direct sum of ordinary irreducible modules. In this paper we give several sufficient conditions under which a rational vertex operator algebra is regular. We prove that the moonshine module vertex operator algebra V, the vertex operator algebras L(l,0) associated with the integrable representations of affine algebras of level l, the vertex operator algebras L(cp,q,0) associated with irreducible highest weight representations for the discrete series of the Virasoro algebra and the vertex operator algebras VL associated with positive definite even lattices L are regular. Our result for L(l,0) implies that any restricted integrable module of level l for the corresponding affine Lie algebra is a direct sum of irreducible highest weight integrable modules. The space VL in general is a vertex algebra if L is not positive definite. In this case we establish the complete reducibility of any weak module.
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