2006
DOI: 10.1088/1126-6708/2006/06/054
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A new rational conformal field theory extension of the fully degenerate W1+∞(m)

Abstract: A new Rational Conformal Field Theory extension of the fully degenerate W (m) 1+∞Gerardo Cristofano 1 , Vincenzo Marotta 1 , Giuliano Niccoli 2 AbstractWe found new identities among the Dedekind η-function, the characters of the W m algebra and those of the level 1 affine Lie algebra su(m) 1 . They allow to characterize the Z m -orbifold of the m-component free bosons u(1) Km,p (our theory TM) as an extension of the fully degenerate representations of W (m) 1+∞ . In particular, TM is proven to be a Γ θ -RCFT e… Show more

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“…Since all the members of the family are formally associated to the same particle-theoretic contributions, it will be important to further test the provisional forms against other string-theoretic and conformal-field-theoretic intuitions. This includes in particular the β-dependent question whether any of these integrands have (or need to have) a consistent interpretation at the level of characters [7,13,35,36]. In this connection, I mention some special cases of Λ(β), starting with the case which is clearly favored by its simplicity:…”
Section: Cases Characters and So Onmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since all the members of the family are formally associated to the same particle-theoretic contributions, it will be important to further test the provisional forms against other string-theoretic and conformal-field-theoretic intuitions. This includes in particular the β-dependent question whether any of these integrands have (or need to have) a consistent interpretation at the level of characters [7,13,35,36]. In this connection, I mention some special cases of Λ(β), starting with the case which is clearly favored by its simplicity:…”
Section: Cases Characters and So Onmentioning
confidence: 99%