The Classification of SU(3) Modular Invariants Revisited
Terry Gannon
Abstract
The SU(3) modular invariant partition functions were first completely classified in Ref.\ . The purpose of these notes is four-fold: (i) Here we accomplish the SU(3) classification using only the most basic facts: modular invariance; Mμ∈ Z; and M00=1. In we made use of less elementary results from Moore-Seiberg, in addition to these 3 basic facts. (ii) Ref.\ was completed well over a year ago. Since then I have found a number of significant simplifications to the general argument. They are all included here. (iii) A number of people have complained that some of the arguments in were hard to follow. I have tried here to be as explicit and as clear as possible. (iv) Hidden in were a number of smaller results which should be of independent value. These are explicitly mentioned here.
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