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Sugawara modes and their normal ordering
Definition
Let be a finite-dimensional complex simple Lie algebra as in Loop algebra of a simple Lie algebra, with normalized invariant form from Untwisted affine central extension. Let be a restricted affine-current module of level as in Restricted affine-current module, and assume for the number in Dual Coxeter number for the normalized invariant form. Choose any -dual bases and of . Write .
For modes, define The Sugawara mode of index is If a compact real form of Compact real form of a complex semisimple Lie algebra is additionally supplied, put ; it is positive by the normalized form in Residue two cocycle on a loop algebra. If is -orthonormal, then is its -dual, so the same formula reads By Restricted Sugawara quadratic mode sums are well defined, the mode sum is locally finite on every vector and independent of the chosen dual bases. At the critical level the scalar denominator is zero and this normalized formula is not defined; no operator is asserted there.
Depends on
- Loop algebra of a simple Lie algebra
- Restricted affine-current module
- Dual Coxeter number for the normalized invariant form
- Untwisted affine central extension
- Restricted Sugawara quadratic mode sums are well defined
- Compact real form of a complex semisimple Lie algebra
- Residue two cocycle on a loop algebra
Used by
- The normalized Sugawara formula is undefined at critical level Counterexample
- The critical-level sl2 affine vertex algebra and its current OPE Example
- The level-one sl2 Sugawara central charge Example
- The level-zero trivial sl2 module Example
- Sugawara current commutators on every restricted module Lemma
- Sugawara modes act on affine currents with weight one Lemma
- The Sugawara mode-one commutator Lemma
- Sugawara modes satisfy Virasoro at every noncritical complex level Theorem
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Sources
- Antony Wassermann, Kac–Moody and Virasoro Algebras, Chapter III §6 (standard reference, not scraped)
- David Ben-Zvi and Edward Frenkel, Geometric Realization of the Segal–Sugawara Construction, §3.3 (standard reference, not scraped)