- Date: 2022/04/19, 9:30 AM-11:00 AM (UTC +9)
- Place: ZOOM (ID: 642 675 5874, no password)
- Speaker: Andrew Linshaw (University of Denver)
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Title: Universal objects in vertex algebra theory
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Abstract: This is a sequel to my first talk on trialities of W-algebras. I will discuss the notion of universal objects, which are certain vertex algebras defined over commutative rings. They are useful for classifying vertex algebras with prescribed strong generating types. The two-parameter vertex algebra W(c,\lambda) which appears in the proof of the Gaiotto-Rapcak triality conjecture, is an example of such a universal object. I will give some further details about this construction and how it is used to prove the triality conjecture.