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High Energy Physics - Theory · arXiv:2104.10178 v2 · submitted 20 Apr 2021

AdS3 Gravity and RCFT Ensembles with Multiple Invariants

Viraj Meruliya, Sunil Mukhi

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“For the identity seed we find that the weights are positive for all N, consistent with each model being dual to an ensemble average over CFT's.”

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We use the Poincaré series method to compute gravity partition functions associated to SU(N) level 1 WZW models with arbitrarily large numbers of modular invariants. The result is an average over these invariants, with the weights being given by inverting a matrix whose size is of order the number of invariants. For the chosen models, this matrix takes a special form that allows us to invert it for arbitrary size and thereby explicitly calculate the weights of this average. For the identity seed we find that the weights are positive for all N, consistent with each model being dual to an ensemble average over CFT's.

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We use the Poincar\'e series method to compute gravity partition functions associated to SU(N) level 1 WZW models with arbitrarily large numbers of modular invariants. contribution 0.57 0.95 0.09 asserted 1.00
The result is an average over these invariants, with the weights being given by inverting a matrix whose size is of order the number of invariants. result 0.90 0.87 0.15 asserted 1.00
For the chosen models, this matrix takes a special form that allows us to invert it for arbitrary size and thereby explicitly calculate the weights of this average. method 0.79 0.93 0.10 asserted 1.00
For the identity seed we find that the weights are positive for all N, consistent with each model being dual to an ensemble average over CFT's. interpretation 0.57 0.95 0.51 hedged possibility 0.61

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  • We perform the as in [ref] , starting with the partition function for a seed primary and then summing over the coset $Γ'\$PSL(2,Z) where $Γ'$ is a discrete finite-index subgroup of PSL(2,Z) that preserves the seed.

    Poincar\'e Series, 3d Gravity and Averages of Rational CFT · The for · 0.99

  • We perform the as in [ref] , starting with the partition function for a seed primary and then summing over the coset $Γ'\$PSL(2,Z) where $Γ'$ is a discrete finite-index subgroup of PSL(2,Z) that preserves the seed.

    The Gravity Dual of the Ising Model · The for · 0.99

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  • We see that the overall features are similar to those for the two-invariant cases considered in [ref] , namely: (i) the identity seed gives rise to a positive linear combination of all invariants, (ii) other seeds sometimes do give rise to negative linear combinations, (iii) some seeds exceptionally produce a unique physical invariant.

    Poincar\'e Series, 3d Gravity and Averages of Rational CFT · Three physical Invariants · 0.98

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