1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0370-2693(99)01251-4
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Parafermionic representation of the affine algebra at fractional level

Abstract: The four fermionic currents of the affine superalgebraŝl(2|1; C) at fractional level k = 1 u − 1, u ∈ N are shown to be realised in terms of a free scalar field, anŝl(2; C) doublet field and a primary field of the parafermionic algebra Z u−1 .

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“…: c = − 6 Ψ + 3 (8.54) and we can see that central charge of the theory matches the previous two realizations. The emergence of the parafermion VOA from such a coset is less familiar than the previous constructions, but it known [41]. Essentially, the para-fermions are used to dress spin 1 2 modules for U(2) in order to assemble the odd currents of U(2|1).…”
Section: Jhep01(2019)160mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…: c = − 6 Ψ + 3 (8.54) and we can see that central charge of the theory matches the previous two realizations. The emergence of the parafermion VOA from such a coset is less familiar than the previous constructions, but it known [41]. Essentially, the para-fermions are used to dress spin 1 2 modules for U(2) in order to assemble the odd currents of U(2|1).…”
Section: Jhep01(2019)160mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The above argument is also strongly supported by the detailed knowledge we have of a class of irreducible representations of sℓ(2|1) at admissible level k 1 = 1 u − 1, u ∈ N + 1, and their corresponding characters. Their branching functions into characters of the subalgebra sℓ(2) k 1 were shown in [20,8] to involve characters of a rational torus A u(u−1) and of the parafermionic algebra Z u−1 . The latter can be obtained as the coset sℓ(2) u−1 / u(1), providing us with the dual sℓ(2) k 2 in the construction of sℓ(2|1) k 1 (note that one indeed has (1.1) with k 2 = u − 1).But there is an additional remarkable observation: the u(1) mixings involved in the above coset argument conspire so as to extend sℓ(2|1) k 1 ⊕ u(1) to the exceptional affine Lie superalgebra D(2|1; k 2 ) k 1 .…”
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“…As suggested by Gaiotto-Rapčák dualities [13] (see also [34]), the coset is conjecturally dual to the cigar model described by (1.1)…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 75%