2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0550-3213(02)00574-6
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Paired states on a torus

Abstract: We analyze the modular properties of the effective CFT description for paired states, proposed in cond-mat/0003453, corresponding to the non-standard filling nu =1/(p+1). We construct its characters for the twisted and the untwisted sector and the diagonal partition function. We show that the degrees of freedom entering our partition function naturally go to complete a Z_2-orbifold construction of the CFT for the Halperin state. Different behaviours for the p even and p odd cases are also studied. Finally it i… Show more

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“…To such an extent the one-point functions are extensively reported in the following. On the torus [2] the TM primary fields are described in terms of the conformal blocks of the Z 2 -invariant c = …”
Section: Symmetry Properties Of the Tm Conformal Blocksmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To such an extent the one-point functions are extensively reported in the following. On the torus [2] the TM primary fields are described in terms of the conformal blocks of the Z 2 -invariant c = …”
Section: Symmetry Properties Of the Tm Conformal Blocksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most convenient representation of such BS is the one in which they appear as a product of Ising and c = Such a factorization naturally arises already for the TM characters [2]. The vacuum state for the TM model corresponds to theχ (0) character which is the product of the vacuum state for the c = where we also added the states |χ (0) (ϕ 0 ) > in which |D O (ϕ 0 ) > is the continuous orbifold Dirichlet boundary state defined in ref.…”
Section: Appendix: Tm Boundary Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…compactified on a circle with radius R 2 = 1/ν = 2(p + 1) [2], we perform the transformation z → e iθ j z and get Q(e iθ j z), where z = e −i 2πx L and θ j = 2πj m , j = 0, ..., m − 1.…”
Section: The Tm Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The X(z) and φ(z) fields, which have the profound meaning of diagonalizing the interlayer interaction (see ref. [2] and following section) can be rewritten in a more enlightening form as:…”
Section: The Tm Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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