Algebraic Realisation of the Zamolodchikov Metric in Narain Theories
arXiv:2412.13932 · doi:10.1002/prop.70098
Abstract
We revisit Narain conformal field theories from an algebraic perspective based on finite dimensional Lie algebras and representations , and show how the root and weight lattices can encode the momenta and subsequently the partition functions of Narain theories. In this framework, we construct a realisation of the Zamolodchikov metric of the moduli space in terms of Lie algebraic data namely the Cartan matrix K and its inverse K. Properties regarding the ensemble averaging of these CFTs and their holographic dual are also derived. Additionally, we discuss possible generalisations to NCFTs having dis-symmetric central charges with and highlight further features of the partition function Z.
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