2019
DOI: 10.21915/bimas.2019105
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71 holomorphic vertex operator algebras of central charge 24

Abstract: In this article, we give a survey on the recent progress towards the classification of strongly regular holomorphic vertex operator algebras of central charge 24. In particular, we review the construction of the holomorphic vertex operator algebras that realize the 71 Lie algebras in Schellekens' list. In addition, we discuss an open question if the Lie algebra structure of the weight one subspace will determine the isomorphism class of a holomorphic vertex operator algebra of central charge 24 uniquely.

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“…Giving a rigorous proof of this has turned out to be a major project in its own right though by now it is done -except for the uniqueness of the Moonshine module V ♮ -thanks to the work of many. A good survey of this undertaking can be found in the paper of Lam and Shimakura [59].…”
Section: Holomorphic Voasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Giving a rigorous proof of this has turned out to be a major project in its own right though by now it is done -except for the uniqueness of the Moonshine module V ♮ -thanks to the work of many. A good survey of this undertaking can be found in the paper of Lam and Shimakura [59].…”
Section: Holomorphic Voasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schellekens showed why one should expect exactly 71 values of m that correspond to holomorphic VOAs, and, except possibly for the monstrous case m = −744 which remains open, it turns out that there is a unique such VOA for each of these values of m. The rigorous proof of this difficult result is due to many mathematicians, too many to cite here. For a good survey see the paper [59] of Lam and Shimakura. Throughout all of these works the subspace of the VOA of conformal weight 1 has the structure of a reductive Lie algebra, and the classification of such algebras plays, as it does in much of VOA theory, a major rôle. 3 It is a remarkable classification, particularly as any integer m ≥ −744 yields a plausible choice j + m for a character of a holomorphic VOA, yet most such values of m do not correspond to any holomorphic VOAs of central charge 24!…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Item (a) was proved in [Sc93,EMS20] (see [ELMS21] for another proof). Items (b) and (c) were proved by using case by case analysis (see [LS19] and [LS20b,Introduction]); several uniform approaches for (b) and (c) are also discussed in [Hö,MS22+,MS,HM,CLM22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since chiral conformal field theories are not deformable, their moduli space is discrete. For example, it has been predicted by physics that the moduli space of modular invariant chiral conformal field theories with central charge (24, 0) consists of 71 VOAs [S], which has been studied by mathematicians (see for example [DM,LS3]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%