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Permutation orbifolds

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arxiv hep-th/9910079 v1 pith:GQ7TW5QX submitted 1999-10-08 hep-th

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keywords theorygeneralmodularorbifoldspermutationtwistallowedarbitrary
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A general theory of permutation orbifolds is developed for arbitrary twist groups. Explicit expressions for the number of primaries, the partition function, the genus one characters, the matrix elements of modular transformations and for fusion rule coefficients are presented, together with the relevant mathematical concepts, such as Lambda-matrices and twisted dimensions. The arithmetic restrictions implied by the theory for the allowed modular representations in CFT are discussed. The simplest nonabelian example with twist group S_3 is described to illustrate the general theory.

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