Maximal submodule of V^1(psl_{n|n}) is generated by the singular vector U
Prove that the maximal proper submodule of the universal affine vertex algebra V^1(psl_{n|n}) at level 1 is the submodule U generated by the singular vector $\chi=E^{1,2n-1}_{(-1)}E^{1,2n}_{(-1)}\ket{0}$, and equivalently show that the simple affine quotient satisfies $L_1(psl_{n|n})=V^1(psl_{n|n})/U$.
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Before going on to study the associated variety of $psl_{n|n}$, it appears natural to formulate the following conjecture: The maximal proper submodule of $V1(psl_{n|n})$ is $U$. Equivalently $L_1(psl_{n|n}) = V1(psl_{n|n})/U$.
— $L_1(\mathfrak{psl}_{n|n})$ from BRST reductions, associated varieties and nilpotent orbits
(2409.13028 - Ferrari et al., 19 Sep 2024) in Section 4 (Singular vectors of V^1(psl_{n|n}))