Yuji Sugawara
Ritsumeikan University
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Journal of High Energy Physics | 2011
Tohru Eguchi; Yuji Sugawara
We study the torus partition function of the
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2016
Yuji Satoh; Yuji Sugawara; Taiki Wada
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Journal of High Energy Physics | 2012
Yuji Sugawara
SUSY gauged WZW model coupled to
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2012
Yuji Sugawara
mathcal{N} = 2
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2017
Yuji Satoh; Yuji Sugawara
U(1) current. Starting from the path-integral formulation of the theory, we introduce an infra-red regularization which preserves good modular properties and discuss the decomposition of the partition function in terms of the
Journal of High Energy Physics | 1999
Yuji Sugawara
mathcal{N} = 2
Progress of Theoretical and Experimental Physics | 2014
Yuji Sugawara
characters of discrete (BPS) and continuous (non-BPS) representations. Contrary to our naive expectation, we find a non-holomorphic dependence (dependence on
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2014
Tohru Eguchi; Yuji Sugawara
bar{tau }
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2015
Yuji Satoh; Yuji Sugawara
) in the expansion coefficients of continuous representations. This non-holomorphicity appears in such a way that the anomalous modular behaviors of the discrete (BPS) characters are compensated by the transformation law of the non-holomorphic coefficients of the continuous (non-BPS) characters. Discrete characters together with the non-holomorphic continuous characters combine into real analytic Jacobi forms and these combinations exactly agree with the “modular completion” of discrete characters known in the theory of Mock theta functions [11].We consider this to be a general phenomenon: we expect to encounter “holomorphic anomaly” (
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2018
Yuji Sugawara; Takahiro Uetoko
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