Construction of Modular Branching Functions from Bethe's Equations in the 3-State Potts Chain
Rinat Kedem, Barry M. Mccoy

TL;DR
This paper derives modular branching functions for the 3-state Potts chain using Bethe's equations, offering a fermionic perspective that complements existing bosonic models and reveals new correlations and connections to Lee-Yang edge field theory.
Contribution
It introduces a fermionic construction of branching functions from Bethe's equations for the 3-state Potts chain, expanding the theoretical understanding of its conformal field theory aspects.
Findings
Fermionic construction of branching functions for the $D_4$ representation.
Observation of oscillations in correlation functions.
New link between the Potts chain and Lee-Yang edge field theory.
Abstract
We use the single particle excitation energies and the completeness rules of the 3-state anti-ferromagnetic Potts chain, which have been obtained from Bethe's equation, to compute the modular invariant partition function. This provides a fermionic construction for the branching functions of the representation of parafermions which complements the previous bosonic constructions. It is found that there are oscillations in some of the correlations and a new connection with the field theory of the Lee-Yang edge is presented.
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