Symmetries of the Kac-Peterson Modular Matrices of Affine Algebras
Terry Gannon
Abstract
The characters χμ of nontwisted affine algebras at fixed level define in a natural way a representation R of the modular group SL2(Z). The matrices in the image R(SL2(Z)) are called the Kac-Peterson modular matrices, and describe the modular behaviour of the characters. In this paper we consider all levels of (Ar1·s Ars)(1), and for each of these find all permutations of the highest weights which commute with the corresponding Kac-Peterson matrices. This problem is equivalent to the classification of automorphism invariants of conformal field theories, and its solution, especially considering its simplicity, is a major step toward the classification of all Wess-Zumino-Witten conformal field theories.
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