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Abstract
Based on the study of non-invertible symmetries, we propose there exist infinitely many new renormalization group flows between Virasoro minimal models \( \mathcal{M} \)(kq + I, q) →\( \mathcal{M} \)(kq – I, q) induced by ϕ(1,2k+1). They vastly generalize the previously proposed ones k = I = 1 by Zamolodchikov, k = 1, I > 1 by Ahn and Lässig, and k = 2 by Dorey et al. All the other ℤ2 preserving renormalization group flows sporadically known in the literature (e.g. \( \mathcal{M} \)(10, 3) → \( \mathcal{M} \)(8, 3) studied by Klebanov et al) fall into our proposal (e.g. k = 3, I = 1). We claim our new flows give a complete understanding of the renormalization group flows between Virasoro minimal models that preserve a modular tensor category with the SU(2)q−2 fusion ring.
基于对不可逆对称性的研究,我们提出在由j(1,2k+1)诱导的维拉索罗最小模型(kq + I, q)→(kq - I, q)之间存在无限多新的重正化群流。它们极大地推广了扎莫洛奇科夫(Zamolodchikov)之前提出的 k = I = 1、安(Ahn)和莱西格(Lässig)提出的 k = 1, I > 1 以及多雷(Dorey)等人提出的 k = 2。文献中零星出现的所有其他ℤ2保全重正化群流(例如,Klebanov等人研究的 \( \mathcal{M} \)(10, 3) → \( \mathcal{M} \)(8, 3))都属于我们的提议(例如,k = 3, I = 1)。我们声称,我们的新流动给出了对维拉索罗最小模型之间重正化群流动的完整理解,而维拉索罗最小模型保留了与苏(2)q-2融合环的模张量范畴。
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