Conformal Correlation Functions in the Brownian Loop Soup
Federico Camia, Alberto Gandolfi, and Matthew Kleban

TL;DR
This paper introduces operators for the Brownian Loop Soup, demonstrating their conformal properties, computing their dimensions, and relating the model to conformal field theory and free fields, revealing a novel continuous variation of dimensions.
Contribution
It defines new operators in the Brownian Loop Soup framework, analyzes their conformal correlation functions, and establishes a relation to the free field and central charge.
Findings
Correlation functions exhibit conformal primary properties.
Conformal dimensions vary periodically with a parameter.
Central charge is twice the intensity of the Loop Soup.
Abstract
We define and study a set of operators that compute statistical properties of the Brownian Loop Soup, a conformally invariant gas of random Brownian loops (Brownian paths constrained to begin and end at the same point) in two dimensions. We prove that the correlation functions of these operators have many of the properties of conformal primaries in a conformal field theory, and compute their conformal dimension. The dimensions are real and positive, but have the novel feature that they vary continuously as a periodic function of a real parameter. We comment on the relation of the Brownian Loop Soup to the free field, and use this relation to establish that the central charge of the Loop Soup is twice its intensity.
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