Vertex operator algebras associated to admissible representations of sl2
Chongying Dong, Haisheng Li, Geoffrey Mason
Abstract
The admissible modules for sl2 are studied from the point of view of vertex operator algebra. If l is rational such that l+2=p q for some coprime positive integers p 2 and q, Kac and Wakimoto found finitely many distinguished irreducible representations for sl2, called admissible representations. In this paper we prove that the vertex operator algebra L(l,0) associated to irreducible highest weight representation of l is not rational if l is not a positive integer. However if we change the Virasoro algebra in certain way, L(l,0) becomes a rational vertex operator algebra whose irreducible representations are exactly those admissible representations. We show that the q-dimensions with respect to the new Virasoro algebra are modular functions. We aslo calculate the fusions rules.
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