CFT Realizations and Celestial Representation Theory of the Algebra
arXiv:2608.24968
Abstract
We study CFT realizations and celestial representations of the algebra. Free scalar and Dirac theories yield the same one-particle light-ray action. This action extends to the critical model at . At large but finite , we use the light-ray algebra under its closure assumptions and check prescribed iterated limits of the frequency kernel. In the dimension-completed celestial hard-graviton representation, a closed raising subalgebra annihilates exactly. We construct two nonzero singular descendants in its induced module and prove that both vanish in the celestial realization. They implement the finite-spin condition and massless spin-two shortening of the generated highest-weight sector. The nonzero- quadratic Casimir has eigenvalue three throughout the hard family. The null descendants and low-spin Ward identities yield ordered differential--difference equations for celestial correlators.