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hep-th2000

The stability of vacua in two-dimensional gauge theory

Victor Kac, Jan Troost

We discuss the stability of vacua in two-dimensional gauge theory for any simple, simply connected gauge group. Making use of the representation of a vacuum in terms of a Wilson li…

hep-th1999★ 67 cited

Normalized Vacuum States in N = 4 Supersymmetric Yang--Mills Quantum Mechanics with Any Gauge Group

V. G. Kac, A. V. Smilga

We study the question of existence and the number of normalized vacuum states in N = 4 super-Yang-Mills quantum mechanics for any gauge group. The mass deformation method is the si…

hep-th1999★ 32 cited

Vacuum structure in supersymmetric Yang-Mills theories with any gauge group

V. G. Kac, A. V. Smilga

We consider the pure supersymmetric Yang--Mills theories placed on a small 3-dimensional spatial torus with higher orthogonal and exceptional gauge groups. The problem of construct…

hep-th1996★ 64 cited

Affine orbifolds and rational conformal field theory extensions of W_{1+infinity}

Victor G. Kac, Ivan T. Todorov

Chiral orbifold models are defined as gauge field theories with a finite gauge group . We start with a conformal current algebra A associated with a connected compact Lie group…

hep-th1995★ 3 cited

Representation theory of the vertex algebra

Victor Kac, Andrey Radul

In our paper~\cite{KR} we began a systematic study of representations of the universal central extension $\widehat{\Cal D}\/$ of the Lie algebra of differential operators on the ci…

hep-th1994

Finite dimensional representations of quantum affine algebras at roots of unity

Jonathan Beck, Victor G. Kac

We describe explicitly the canonical map Spec $\ue(\a{g})\ \rightarrow \ $Spec $\ze$, where $\ue(\a{g})$ is a quantum loop algebra at an odd root of unity $\ve$. Here $\ze$ is…