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A Local Logarithmic Conformal Field Theory

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arxiv hep-th/9807091 v2 pith:ZTTJEWPF submitted 1998-07-13 hep-th

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The local logarithmic conformal field theory corresponding to the triplet algebra at c=-2 is constructed. The constraints of locality and crossing symmetry are explored in detail, and a consistent set of amplitudes is found. The spectrum of the corresponding theory is determined, and it is found to be modular invariant. This provides the first construction of a non-chiral rational logarithmic conformal field theory, establishing that such models can indeed define bona fide conformal field theories.

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