Kac boundary conditions of the logarithmic minimal models
arXiv:1410.0103 · doi:10.1088/1742-5468/2015/01/P01018
Abstract
We develop further the implementation and analysis of Kac boundary conditions in the general logarithmic minimal models with and coprime. Working in a strip geometry, we consider the boundary conditions, which are organized into infinitely extended Kac tables labeled by . They are conjugate to Virasoro Kac representations with conformal dimensions given by the usual Kac formula. On a finite strip of width , built from a square lattice, the associated integrable boundary conditions are constructed by acting on the vacuum boundary with an -type seam of width columns and an -type seam of width columns. The -type seam contains an arbitrary boundary field . The usual fusion construction of the -type seam relies on the existence of Wenzl-Jones projectors restricting its application to . This limitation was recently removed by Pearce, Rasmussen and Villani who further conjectured that the conformal boundary conditions labeled by are realized, in particular, for . In this paper, we confirm this conjecture by performing extensive numerics on the commuting double row transfer matrices and their associated quantum Hamiltonian chains. Letting denote the fractional part, we fix the boundary field to the specialized values if and otherwise. For these boundary conditions, we obtain the Kac conformal weights by numerically extrapolating the finite-size corrections to the lowest eigenvalue of the quantum Hamiltonians out to sizes . Additionally, by solving local inversion relations, we obtain general analytic expressions for the boundary free energies allowing for more accurate estimates of the conformal data.
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