Twisted K-theory and loop group representations
Daniel S. Freed, Michael J. Hopkins, Constantin Teleman
Abstract
This is the third paper of a series relating the equivariant twisted K-theory of a compact Lie group G to the ``Verlinde space'' of isomorphism classes of projective lowest-weight representations of the loop groups. Here, we treat arbitrary compact Lie groups. In addition, we discuss the relation to semi-infinite cohomology, the fusion product of Conformal Field theory, the rôle of energy and the topological Peter-Weyl theorem.
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