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The O(n) model on the annulus

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arxiv math-ph/0604043 v2 pith:YVXOYCDF submitted 2006-04-19 math-ph cond-mat.stat-mechmath.MP

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We use Coulomb gas methods to propose an explicit form for the scaling limit of the partition function of the critical O(n) model on an annulus, with free boundary conditions, as a function of its modulus. This correctly takes into account the magnetic charge asymmetry and the decoupling of the null states. It agrees with an earlier conjecture based on Bethe ansatz and quantum group symmetry, and with all known results for special values of n. It gives new formulae for percolation (the probability that a cluster connects the two opposite boundaries) and for self-avoiding loops (the partition function for a single loop wrapping non-trivially around the annulus.) The limit n->0 also gives explicit examples of partition functions in logarithmic conformal field theory.

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