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can anyone suggest any good reading material on operator state mapping in conformal field theory? I know only elementary field theory... So it might be helpful ifsomeone suggest a book where it is done in little detailed way..
Operator state mapping is a mathematical technique used in Conformal Field Theory (CFT) to study the correlation functions of operators. It allows us to map the states of a CFT onto a Hilbert space, making it possible to calculate the correlation functions between these states.
Operator state mapping works by using the conformal symmetry of a CFT to relate the correlation functions of operators at different points on a complex plane. This allows us to express the correlation functions in terms of a set of conformal blocks, which are functions of the conformal dimensions of the operators involved.
Operator state mapping is significant because it allows us to study the behavior of a CFT at different points on the complex plane. This provides a powerful tool for understanding the underlying structure of the theory and making predictions about its behavior.
Operator state mapping has a wide range of applications in CFT, including the calculation of correlation functions and the study of scaling dimensions and operator product expansions. It is also used in the study of critical phenomena, string theory, and topological quantum field theory.
Operator state mapping is closely related to other techniques used in CFT, such as conformal bootstrap and conformal perturbation theory. These methods all rely on the conformal symmetry of a CFT and provide complementary approaches to studying the theory.