Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory
Scientific paper
1994-02-04
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
(Thesis) 125 pages, UT-Komaba/94-3 (Latex errors are corrected)
Scientific paper
This is a thesis for Rigaku-Hakushi($\simeq$ Ph. D.). It clarifies the geometric meaning and field theoretical consequences of the spectral flows acting on the space of states of the `$G/H$ coset model'. As suggested by Moore and Seiberg, the spectral flow is realized as the response of states to certain change of background gauge field together with the gauge transformation on a circle. Applied to the boundary circle of a disc with field insertion, such a realization leads to a certain relation among correlators of the gauged WZW model for various principal $H$-bundles. In the course of derivation, we find an expression of a (dressed) gauge invariant field as an integral over the flag manifold of $H$ and an expression of a correlator as an integral over a certain moduli space of holomorphic $H_{\bf C}$-bundles with quasi-flag structure at the insertion point. We also find that the gauge transformation on the circle corresponding to the spectral flow determines a bijection of the set of isomorphism classes of holomorphic $H_{\bf C}$-bundles with quasi-flag structure of one topological type to that of another. As an application, it is pointed out that problems arising from the field identification fixed points may be resolved by taking into account of all principal $H$-bundles.
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