1987
DOI: 10.1016/0550-3213(87)90166-0
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Conformal quantum field theory models in two dimensions having Z3 symmetry

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“…Actually, the degenerate W 1+∞ representations are equivalent to representations of the U(1) ⊗ W m algebra, where W m is the ZamolodchikovFateev-Lykyanov algebra at c = m − 1 [39]. The fusion rules of this algebra are isomorphic to the tensor product of representations of the SU(m) Lie algebra; thus the neutral excitations in these theories are quark-like and their statistics is non-Abelian.…”
Section: The Topological Order and Its Independence Of Impuritiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Actually, the degenerate W 1+∞ representations are equivalent to representations of the U(1) ⊗ W m algebra, where W m is the ZamolodchikovFateev-Lykyanov algebra at c = m − 1 [39]. The fusion rules of this algebra are isomorphic to the tensor product of representations of the SU(m) Lie algebra; thus the neutral excitations in these theories are quark-like and their statistics is non-Abelian.…”
Section: The Topological Order and Its Independence Of Impuritiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. , m [39]. The m-ality is additive mod m, thus the fusion rules are closed for theories having all values of α, or a subset α = δ, 2δ, .…”
Section: B Minimal Model Non-invariant Partition Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The generators of the W-algebra are constructed out of the Heisenberg subalgebra s by generalizing the Sugawara construction. The generator W s ′ n with s ′ -grade mN [30] is a differential operator in x:…”
Section: W Constraintsmentioning
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“…The physical symmetry constituents are currents whose O.P.E (or different recipes), generate extensions of the conformal symmetry [47] - [49]:for this reason they are usually defined as "primary fields". Their equations of motion define the dynamics of the system and, since they are defined on a Riemann surface [50] - [52], they must be promoted to the status of geometrical objects. Since any physical investigation cannot be separated from any geometrical consideration, the same kind of symmetry arises in the context of writting down welldefined differential equations on Riemann surfaces [20] - [62].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%