Gerhard Mack
University of Hamburg
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Communications in Mathematical Physics | 1977
Gerhard Mack
AbstractWe find all those unitary irreducible representations of the ∞-sheeted covering group
Nuclear Physics | 1992
Gerhard Mack; Volker Schomerus
Communications in Mathematical Physics | 1982
Markus Göpfert; Gerhard Mack
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Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements | 1988
Detlev Buchholz; Gerhard Mack; Ivan T. Todorov
Communications in Mathematical Physics | 1977
Gerhard Mack
of the conformal group SU(2,2)/ℤ4 which have positive energyP0≧0. They are all finite component field representations and are labelled by dimensiond and a finite dimensional irreducible representation (j1,j2) of the Lorentz group SL(2ℂ). They all decompose into a finite number of unitary irreducible representations of the Poincaré subgroup with dilations.
Nuclear Physics | 1977
Gerhard Mack
In quantum theory, internal symmetries more general than groups are possible. We show that quasi-triangular quasi Hopf algebras G∗ (“quasi quantum groups”) as introduced by Drinfeld [1] permit a consistent formulation of a transformation law of states in the physical Hilbert space H, of invariance of the ground state, and of a transformation law of field operators which is consistent with local braid relations of field operators which generalise those proposed by Frohlich [2]. All this remains true when Drinfelds axioms are suitably weakened in order to build in truncated tensor products. Conversely, all the axioms of a weak quasi-triangular quasi Hopf algebra are motivated from what physics demands of a symmetry. Unitarity requires in addition that G∗ admits a ∗-operation with certain properties. Invariance properties of Green functions follow from invariance of the ground state and covariance of field operators as usual. Covariant adjoints and covariant products of field operators can be defined. The R-matrix elements in the local braid relations are in general operators in H. They are determined by the symmetry up to a phase factor. Quantum group algebras like Uq(sl2) with |q| = 1 are examples of symmetries with special properties. We show that a weak quasi-triangular quasi Hopf algebra G∗ is canonically associated with Uq(sl2) if qp = 1. We argue that these weak quasi Hopf algebras are the true symmetries of minimal conformal models. Their dual algebras G (“functions on the group”) are neither commutative nor associative.
Nuclear Physics | 1982
Gerhard Mack; E. Pietarinen
AbstractWe study the 3-dimensional pureU(1) lattice gauge theory with Villain action which is related to the 3-dimensional ℤ-ferromagnet by an exact duality transformation (and also to a Coulomb system). We show that its string tension α is nonzero for all values of the coupling constantg2, and obeys a bound α≧const·mDβ−1 for smallag2, with β=4π2/g2 and
Nuclear Physics | 1984
Gerhard Mack
Physics Letters B | 1978
Gerhard Mack
m_D^2 = (2{\beta \mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {\beta a}} \right. \kern-\nulldelimiterspace} a}^3 )e^{ - \beta \upsilon _{Cb} {{(0)} \mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {{(0)} 2}} \right. \kern-\nulldelimiterspace} 2}} (a = lattice spacing)
Communications in Mathematical Physics | 1981
Markus Göpfert; Gerhard Mack