Titlebook: Conformal Invariance and Critical Phenomena; Malte Henkel Textbook 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Application of integrable s

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Providing Care for a Changing CF Populationfore following the field-theoretic developments further, we shall describe important applications to the study of finite-size effects. Besides being of interest in their own right, these results provide highly efficient computational tools for the practical calculations of central charges and scalin

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Jordan D. Awerbach,Wayne J. Franklinols needed are the representation theory of the Virasoro algebra and the operator product algebra. These will be presented in the next two chapters. The first application of this will be to the Ising model in Chap. 6.

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Carlette C. Bethea,Zollie Stevenson Jr. lead to more tangible consequences. In particular, one may derive from them linear partial differential equations the solution of which determines the four-point functions. Physical operators, however, have holomorphic and antiholomorphic contributions. These parts are connected because the coordin

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Jonathan Giron,Noam Lemelshtrich Latarpful to rely on the very general and efficient techniques coming from the intimate connections of 2D critical systems with the Coulomb gas in two dimensions, as developed by Vl. Dotsenko and Fateev [205, 206]. In general, any minimal model may be reformulated in terms of a Coulomb gas with a charge

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John Carey,Janet Schiff Gallent,Horst Stippean time evolution operator, we were led to define a corresponding quantum Hamiltonian. While in general, this will have a rather complicated form, there is a limit procedure, called the ., to simplify the structure of the transfer matrix considerably without affecting the universal properties of th

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Dan Wood,Alun Williams,Andrew D. Bairdiagonalizing . can be broken into the separate consideration of blockdiagonal parts by using a few simple symmetry properties. In connection with conformal invariance, the systematic use of translation invariance allows to fix the normalization of . in a unique way. Numerical diagonalization and fin

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Julia Gremm,Julia Barth,Wolfgang G. Stockselected examples are meant to illustrate the techniques developed so far and to introduce a few new concepts. Many of the results to be described were obtained by the numerical techniques presented in Chap. 9 and we shall mainly give a review on existing results. For computational details, we refer