Chiral gravity in two dimensions
R. C. Myers, V. Periwal
Abstract
It is shown that conformal matter with c L=c R can be consistently coupled to two-dimensional `frame' gravity. The theory is quantized, following David, and Distler and Kawai, using the derivation of their ansatz due to Mavromatos and Miramontes, and D'Hoker and Kurzepa. New super-selection rules are found by requiring SL(2, C) invariance of correlation functions on the plane. There is no analogue of the c=1 barrier found in non-chiral non-critical strings. A non-critical heterotic string is constructed---it has 744 states in its spectrum, transforming in the adjoint representation of (E8)3. Correlation functions are calculated in this example.
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