mathematical physics

Proof of Zamolodchikov conjecture for semi-classical conformal blocks on the torus

arXiv:2407.05839

summary

The paper rigorously proves a conjectured exponential form for the semi‑classical limit of Liouville conformal blocks on a one‑punctured torus, establishing convergence and linking the result to solutions of the Lamé equation and an elliptic Calogero‑Moser model.

Abstract

In 1986, Zamolodchikov conjectured an exponential structure for the semi-classical limit of conformal blocks on a sphere. This paper provides a rigorous proof of the analog of Zamolodchikov conjecture for Liouville conformal blocks on a one-punctured torus, using their probabilistic construction and show the existence of a positive radius of convergence of the semi-classical limit. As a consequence, we obtain a closed form expression for the solution of the Lamé equation, and show a relation between its accessory parameter and the classical action of the non-autonomous elliptic Calogero-Moser model evaluated at specific values of the solution.

72 pages. Major revision. Corrected the proof of the main theorem, major modifications to the methodology

Topics & keywords

#conformal field theory#semi‑classical analysis#torus geometry#lamé equation#elliptic integrable systemsZamolodchikov conjectureLiouville conformal blockssemi‑classical limitaccessory parameterCalogero‑Moser model