2019
DOI: 10.1007/jhep10(2019)023
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Rectangular W-algebras of types so(M) and sp(2M) and dual coset CFTs

Abstract: We examine rectangular W-algebras with so(M ) or sp(2M ) symmetry, which can be realized as the asymptotic symmetry of higher spin gravities with restricted matrix extensions. We compute the central charges of the algebras and the levels of so(M ) or sp(2M ) affine subalgebras by applying the Hamiltonian reductions of so or sp type Lie algebras. For simple cases with generators of spin up to two, we obtain their operator product expansions by requiring the associativity. We further claim that the W-algebras ca… Show more

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“…• Orthogonal group So far we have considered the special unitary group in the coset model. We can apply the present results for the unitary group to the orthogonal group [39] where they decompose the SU(M ) generators into M (M −1)…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…• Orthogonal group So far we have considered the special unitary group in the coset model. We can apply the present results for the unitary group to the orthogonal group [39] where they decompose the SU(M ) generators into M (M −1)…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…As mentioned at the beginning of the introduction, W-algebras play important roles in several places of theoretical physics. In fact, one of our prime purposes to initiate this project is to understand the properties of conformal field theories dual to extended higher spin gravities as analyzed in [60,61,62]. In particular, it would be important to incorporate extended supersymmetry to see the relation between superstrings and higher spin gravities, see [63,64] for N = 4 supersymmtry and [65,66] for N = 3 supersymmetry.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Orthogonal group So far we have considered the special unitary group in the coset model. We can apply the present results for the unitary group to the orthogonal group [38] where they decompose the SU(M) generators into M (M −1) 2 antisymmetric matrices and (M 2 − 1) − M (M −1) 2 traceless symmetric matrices. For the former, we do have spin-1 current and for the latter, we can associate with the spin-2 current.…”
Section: • Three Point Functionsmentioning
confidence: 93%