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Conformal field theory of Gaussian free fields in a multiply connected domain

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arxiv 2407.08220 v1 pith:VI6MNMQQ submitted 2024-07-11 math-ph math.CVmath.MPmath.PR

Conformal field theory of Gaussian free fields in a multiply connected domain

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We implement a version of conformal field theory (CFT) that gives a connection to SLE in a multiply connected domain. Our approach is based on the Gaussian free field and applies to CFTs with central charge $c \leq 1$. In this framework we introduce the generalized Eguchi-Ooguri equations and use them to derive the explicit form of Ward's equations, which describe the insertion of a stress tensor in terms of Lie derivatives and differential operators depending on the Teicm\"{u}ller modular parameters. Furthermore, by implementing the BPZ equations, we provide a conformal field theoretic realization of an SLE in a multiply connected domain, which in particular suggests its drift function, and construct a class of martingale observables for this SLE process.

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