Perturbative 4D conformal field theories and representation theory of diagram algebras
arXiv:2003.08173 · doi:10.1007/JHEP05(2020)020
Abstract
The correlators of free four dimensional conformal field theories (CFT4) have been shown to be given by amplitudes in two-dimensional equivariant topological field theories (TFT2), by using a vertex operator formalism for the correlators. We show that this can be extended to perturbative interacting conformal field theories, using two representation theoretic constructions. A co-product deformation for the conformal algebra accommodates the equivariant construction of composite operators in the presence of non-additive anomalous dimensions. Explicit expressions for the co-product deformation are given within a sector of SYM and for the Wilson-Fischer fixed point near four dimensions. The extension of conformal equivariance beyond integer dimensions (relevant for the Wilson-Fischer fixed point) leads to the definition of an associative diagram algebra , abstracted from in the limit of large integer , which admits extension of representation theory to general real (or complex) . The algebra is related, via oscillator realisations, to equivariant maps and Brauer category diagrams. Tensor representations are constructed where the diagram algebra acts on tensor products of a fundamental diagram representation. A similar diagrammatic algebra , related to a general extension for is defined, and some of its lowest weight representations relevant to the Wilson-Fischer fixed point are described.
67 pages, many figures; V2-minor typos corrected
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