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Stress-tensor Ward identity on the sphere
Statement
For a fixed-coordinate sphere Virasoro block family of def-cft-fixed-coordinate-sphere-virasoro-block-family, the stress-tensor insertion is The constant Laurent coefficient of this expression at , which is the block with inserted at slot , equals
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Facts & Assumptions
Given: Distinct , primary weights , and a block family with stress insertion as in Fixed-coordinate sphere Virasoro block family.
Fixed-coordinate sphere Virasoro block family supplies functionals on the algebraic tensor product, with their evaluation on the chosen primary tuple; the Laurent coefficient of at is . It also supplies the stated primary principal parts, absence of other finite poles, and behavior at infinity.
The same definition supplies the three global Ward identities for translations, dilations, and special conformal transformations.
Fixed-coordinate sphere Virasoro block family adopts the local Laurent indexing for its stress-tensor matrix element. Thus its constant coefficient at is the block with inserted, as specified in [F1].
Proof
Set . By [F1], has no principal part at any finite , hence is entire on . Expanding at infinity gives Each of the first three coefficients vanishes by [F2], so . Also by [F1]. Thus the entire function tends to zero at infinity and is identically zero by Liouville's theorem.
Around , the terms of have only powers and , so contribute no constant Laurent coefficient. Every term is analytic at , with constant coefficient . By [F3], the constant coefficient of is the -insertion. Summing these terms proves the second formula.