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For every simple Lie algebra $mathfrak{g}$ we consider the associated Takiff algebra $mathfrak{g}^{}_{ell}$ defined as the truncated polynomial current Lie algebra with coefficients in $mathfrak{g}$. We use a matrix presentation of $mathfrak{g}^{}_{ell}$ to give a uniform construction of algebraically independent generators of the center of the universal enveloping algebra ${rm U}(mathfrak{g}^{}_{ell})$. A similar matrix presentation for the affine Kac--Moody algebra $widehat{mathfrak{g}}^{}_{ell}$ is then used to prove an analogue of the Feigin--Frenkel theorem describing the center of the corresponding affine vertex algebra at the critical level. The proof relies on an explicit construction of a complete set of Segal--Sugawara vectors for the Lie algebra $mathfrak{g}^{}_{ell}$.
We consider the centers of the affine vertex algebras at the critical level associated with simple Lie algebras. We derive new formulas for generators of the centers in the classical types. We also give a new formula for the Capelli-type determinant
We obtain Koszul-type dualities for categories of graded modules over a graded associative algebra which can be realized as the semidirect product of a bialgebra coinciding with its degree zero part and a graded module algebra for the latter. In part
We introduce a new family of Poisson vertex algebras $mathcal{W}(mathfrak{a})$ analogous to the classical $mathcal{W}$-algebras. The algebra $mathcal{W}(mathfrak{a})$ is associated with the centralizer $mathfrak{a}$ of an arbitrary nilpotent element
We investigate various ways to define an analogue of BGG category $mathcal{O}$ for the non-semi-simple Takiff extension of the Lie algebra $mathfrak{sl}_2$. We describe Gabriel quivers for blocks of these analogues of category $mathcal{O}$ and prove
We give a complete study of the Clifford-Weyl algebra ${mathcal C}(n,2k)$ from Bose-Fermi statistics, including Hochschild cohomology (with coefficients in itself). We show that ${mathcal C}(n,2k)$ is rigid when $n$ is even or when $k eq 1$. We find