2017
DOI: 10.1007/jhep08(2017)015
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On non-homogeneous tachyon condensation in closed string theory

Abstract: Lorentzian continuation of the Sine-Liouville model describes nonhomogeneous rolling closed string tachyon. Via T-duality, this relates to the gauged H 3 + Wess-Zumino-Witten model at subcritical level. This model is exactly solvable. We give a closed formula for the 3-point correlation functions for the model at level k within the range 0 < k < 2, which relates to the analogous quantity for k > 2 in a similar way as how the Harlow-Maltz-Witten 3-point function of timelike Liouville field theory relates to the… Show more

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“…By exponentiation, this implies that a sum of the form S(n) = n r=1 f (r) admits the extension S(−n) = − n−1 r=0 f (−r). This prescription has already been used in the context of non-rational CFTs [48,52] and its consistency can be checked by considering simple examples such as the geometric series n r=1 p r , the Faulhaber's numbers n r=1 r p and generalizations. This leads to expressions like +n r=−n γ(rb 2 ) = b −4n−2 γ(−n) which often appear in CFT calculations.…”
Section: Jhep09(2022)126mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By exponentiation, this implies that a sum of the form S(n) = n r=1 f (r) admits the extension S(−n) = − n−1 r=0 f (−r). This prescription has already been used in the context of non-rational CFTs [48,52] and its consistency can be checked by considering simple examples such as the geometric series n r=1 p r , the Faulhaber's numbers n r=1 r p and generalizations. This leads to expressions like +n r=−n γ(rb 2 ) = b −4n−2 γ(−n) which often appear in CFT calculations.…”
Section: Jhep09(2022)126mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By exponentiation, this implies that a sum of the form S(n) = n r=1 f (r) admits the extension S(−n) = − n−1 r=0 f (−r). This prescription has already been used in the context of nonrational CFTs [50,54] and its consistency can be checked by considering simple examples such as the geometric series n r=1 p r , the Faulhaber's numbers n r=1 r p and generalizations. This leads to expressions like +n r=−n γ(rb 2 ) = b −4n−2 γ(−n) which often appear in CFT calculations.…”
Section: Timelike Partition Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%