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Superelliptic Affine Lie algebras and orthogonal polynomials II

Published 30 Mar 2026 in math.RT | (2603.29082v1)

Abstract: Let g\mathfrak{g} be a finite-dimensional complex simple Lie algebra and r,m2r,m\ge 2. The universal central extension of the superelliptic current algebra gA\mathfrak{g}\otimes A is gA^gA(Ω<sup>1A/dA)\widehat{\mathfrak{g}\otimes A}\cong\mathfrak{g}\otimes A \oplus(Ω<sup>1_A/dA), where A=C[t,t<sup>1,u]/</sup>u<sup>m(12ct<sup>r+t<sup>2r)A=\mathbb{C}[t,t<sup>{-1},u]/\langle</sup> u<sup>m-(1-2ct<sup>r+t<sup>{2r})\rangle. We compute the recursion relations governing a natural cocycle basis in Ω<sup>1A/dAΩ<sup>1_A/dA and encode them by generating functions admitting closed integral expressions of superelliptic type. The $2r$ possible choices of initial conditions are classified into four structural types; two canonical choices (types~1 and~2) produce two distinguished polynomial families. We prove that these polynomials satisfy fourth-order linear ordinary differential equations in~cc, valid for all integers r,m2r,m\ge 2. For the type~2 family the proof combines the Picard-Fuchs theory of the superelliptic curve u<sup>m=12ct<sup>r+t<sup>2ru<sup>m=1-2ct<sup>r+t<sup>{2r} with an algebraic identification of the explicit coefficient formulas via a rational-function identity argument. After a parity restriction and a reindexing, the resulting sequences are identified with associated ultraspherical polynomials. We show that, for each admissible~nn and m4m\ge4, the corresponding fourth-order equations admit a unique polynomial solution up to scalar multiples.

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