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$n$-Lie conformal algebras and its associated infinite-dimensional $n$-Lie algebras

In this paper, we introduce a $\{λ_{1\to n-1}\}$-bracket and a distribution notion of an $n$-Lie conformal algebra. For any $n$-Lie conformal algebra $R$, there exists a series of associated infinite-dimensional linearly compact $n$-Lie algebras $\{(\mathscr{L}ie_p\mbox{ }R)_\_\}_{(p\ge1)}$. We show that torsionless finite $n$-Lie conformal algebras $R$ and $S$ are isomorphic if and only if $(\mathscr{L}ie_p\mbox{ }R)_\_\simeq (\mathscr{L}ie_p\mbox{ }S)_\_$ as linearly compact $n$-Lie algebras with $\partial_{t_i}$-action for any $p\ge1$. Moreover, the representation and cohomology theory of $n$-Lie conformal algebras are established. In particular, the complex of $R$ is isomorphic to a subcomplex of $n$-Lie algebra $(\mathscr{L}ie_p\mbox{ }R)_\_$.

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