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Trace maps on chiral Clifford algebras for the rank two fermionic vertex operator superalgebra

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For a holomorphic vector bundle $F$ of rank $r$ on a smooth Riemann surface $X$ we construct a trace map on the chiral homology of the chiral Clifford algebra $\CE$ attached to the purely odd bundle $E=\Pi(F\oplus F^\vee\otimes\omega_X)$. It is the chiral-algebraic realization of the rank two fermionic vertex operator superalgebra. The free-fermion (bc-type) conformal field theory built from a dual pair of odd fields $ \beta_i\in F$, $\gamma^j\in F^\vee\otimes\omega_X$. We give a complete construction of this vertex operator superalgebra, its associated vertex superalgebra bundle, and the isomorphism between the latter's chiral algebra and the chiral envelope $\CE$. Using the Batalin-Vilkovisky (BV) formalism together with Feynman diagrams we prove that the resulting trace map \[ \Trch : \bigl(\widetilde\sC^{\ch}(X,\CE)_{\sQ},\, \dch_{\CE}\bigr)\longrightarrow (\OBV,-\DBV) \] is a chain map satisfying a generalized quantum master equation and is a quasi-isomorphism, generalizing to the odd/Clifford setting the trace map on chiral Weyl algebras constructed by Gui for symplectic bosons. We establish existence, homotopy uniqueness, and functoriality (including explicit metric-independence up to chain homotopy) of the trace map, prove cyclicity of the relevant supertrace, and verify nilpotency of $\DBV$, the graded Leibniz rule, $d^2=0$ for every differential introduced. As an application we compute the trace map on a modified affine current and on a modified energy-momentum tensor, recovering, purely algebraically from the chiral chain complex, Fay's classical formulas for the variation of the fermionic (Ray-Singer) analytic torsion along the moduli of the bundle $F$ and along the moduli of the curve $X$.

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A. Zuevsky. 2026-08-03. Trace maps on chiral Clifford algebras for the rank two fermionic vertex operator superalgebra. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.02065

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