Modular covariance of minimal model correlation functions. (English) Zbl 0693.30037
From the authors’ abstract: We prove that one-point functions of all scaling fields in minimal left-right diagonal models of conformal field theory are modular covariant. This consistency condition should allow one to extend these minimal models to Riemann surfaces of arbitrary genus.
Reviewer: N.Jacob
MSC:
| 30F99 | Riemann surfaces |
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