On the Virasoro fusion kernel at
arXiv:2310.09334 · doi:10.21468/SciPostPhys.17.2.058
Abstract
We find a formula for the Virasoro fusion kernel at , in terms of the connection coefficients of the Painlevé VI differential equation. Our formula agrees numerically with previously known integral representations of the kernel. The derivation of our formula relies on a duality that is obeyed by the shift equations for the fusion and modular kernels. We conjecture that for the fusion and modular kernels are not smooth functions, but distributions.
arXiv comment18 pages, plus an ancillary Python notebook -- v2: clarified a few points, discussed the series representation
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