2023
DOI: 10.1007/jhep03(2023)041
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Non-Lorentzian Kač-Moody algebras

Abstract: We investigate two dimensional (2d) quantum field theories which exhibit Non-Lorentzian Kač-Moody (NLKM) algebras as their underlying symmetry. Our investigations encompass both 2d Galilean (speed of light c → ∞) and Carrollian (c → 0) CFTs with additional number of infinite non-Abelian currents, stemming from an isomorphism between the two algebras. We alternate between an intrinsic and a limiting analysis. Our NLKM algebra is constructed first through a contraction and then derived from an intrinsically Carr… Show more

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“…Demanding these fields transform covariantly under the global Lorentz SL(2, C) group (there is a similar assumption in Celestial holography [35]) and assuming that no local field in the holomorphic sector possesses negative holomorphic weight, we are able to completely determine the pole-singularities of the mutual OPEs of these three fields from the general structures of their OPEs and using the bosonic (all of them have integer spins) exchange property between them, just as done in 2D relativistic CFT [29,30]. This approach has recently been successfully used to derive the Carrollian EM tensor OPEs in [70] and the Carrollian Kac-Moody current OPEs in [75] in 1 + 1D, without resorting to any 'ultra-relativistic' limit. Using the prescription to translate the 1 + 2D Carrollian conformal OPEs into the language of operator commutation relations, we extract the mode-algebra from these holomorphic sector OPEs to be Vir ŝl(2, R) (along with an abelian super-translation ideal) that is consistent with the results in [39,41,44].…”
Section: Jhep06(2023)051mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Demanding these fields transform covariantly under the global Lorentz SL(2, C) group (there is a similar assumption in Celestial holography [35]) and assuming that no local field in the holomorphic sector possesses negative holomorphic weight, we are able to completely determine the pole-singularities of the mutual OPEs of these three fields from the general structures of their OPEs and using the bosonic (all of them have integer spins) exchange property between them, just as done in 2D relativistic CFT [29,30]. This approach has recently been successfully used to derive the Carrollian EM tensor OPEs in [70] and the Carrollian Kac-Moody current OPEs in [75] in 1 + 1D, without resorting to any 'ultra-relativistic' limit. Using the prescription to translate the 1 + 2D Carrollian conformal OPEs into the language of operator commutation relations, we extract the mode-algebra from these holomorphic sector OPEs to be Vir ŝl(2, R) (along with an abelian super-translation ideal) that is consistent with the results in [39,41,44].…”
Section: Jhep06(2023)051mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this section, we pinpoint the reasons and choose an appropriate subset from these six generator-fields that allows the formation of consistent OPEs. Under two crucial assumptions (one is inspired from the usual 2D CFT [30] and the another from the Celestial CFT [35]), we are then able to fix the pole singularities of these mutual OPEs using only the OPE-commutativity property, just as in [29,30,70,75]. The ansatz for these OPEs are made from the corresponding Carrollian conformal Ward identities (themselves derived JHEP06(2023)051 from general symmetry principles) in the first place.…”
Section: Symmetry Algebra From the Opementioning
confidence: 99%