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| ======Generalized Minimal Models====== | ======Generalized Minimal Models====== | ||
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| Generalized minimal models are 2d CFTs which have a discrete (but potentially countably infinite) number of degenerate representations in their spectra. | Generalized minimal models are 2d CFTs which have a discrete (but potentially countably infinite) number of degenerate representations in their spectra. | ||
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| Generalized minimal models exist for any central charge $c \in \mathbb{C}$. For | Generalized minimal models exist for any central charge $c \in \mathbb{C}$. For | ||
| - | $$ c = c_{p, q} = 1 - 6 \frac{(p - q)^2}{p q} $$ | + | $$ c = c_{p, q} = 1 - 6 \frac{(p - q)^2}{p q} \, ,$$ |
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| + | these theories become the $A$-series [[minimal models]]. | ||
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