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We classify extensions between finite irreducible conformal modules over Lie conformal algebras Bℌ(a, b) of planar Galilean type, where a and b are complex numbers. We find that although finite irreducible conformal modules over Bℌ(a, b) are simply conformal modules over its Heisenberg–Virasoro conformal subalgebra, there exist more nontrivial extensions between conformal Bℌ(a, b)-modules.
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