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Parametrization via χ(Z), part (i): sufficiency for membership in O^{sh}_{Z}

Prove that if the highest ℬ-parameter Ψ of a simple module arises from a monomial in χ(Z) as defined in the text, then the corresponding simple module L(Ψ) lies in the truncated shifted category O^{sh}_{Z}.

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Background

For a truncation parameter Z=(Z_i(z)) with roots encoded by the exponents u_{i,a}, the product χ(Z)=∏{i,a} χ{i,a{-1}}{u_{i,a}} is formed; from any monomial M in χ(Z), one constructs Ψ_M via prescribed substitutions.

This conjectural criterion provides a direct representation-theoretic interpretation of χ(Z) by identifying which simple modules descend to the truncated shifted quantum affine algebra U_{q,Z}μ(ĝ).

Part (i) asserts a sufficiency statement: if Ψ arises from χ(Z), then L(Ψ) should belong to O{sh}_{Z}.

References

Now we reformulate and adjust the conjecture in . (i) The representation $L(\mbox{\boldmath$\Psi$})$ belongs to $\mathcal{O}_{\bf Z}{sh}$ if $\mbox{\boldmath$\Psi$}$ comes from $\chi({\bf Z})$ .

Representations and characters of quantum affine algebras at the crossroads between cluster categorification and quantum integrable models (2510.06437 - Hernandez, 7 Oct 2025) in Conjecture 11 (Conjecture \ref{ctru}), Section 11 (Representations of truncations)