Analyzes graded characters of fusion products in irreducible modules, suggesting parameter independence.
We study a class of Chari-Venkatesh (CV) modules for the current algebra [Formula: see text]. Motivated by the Feigin-Loktev conjecture on fusion product modules, we focus on CV modules arising from the fusion product of two irreducible finite-dimensional [Formula: see text]-modules. We construct explicit filtrations, compute their graded characters, and provide a new proof of the conjecture asserting the independence of fusion products from the choice of parameters. In the process, we obtain an algebraic characterization of the dominant weights [Formula: see text] for which the Littlewood-Richardson coefficient [Formula: see text] is non-zero, and introduce a family of [Formula: see text]-analogues of these coefficients.
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