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Semi-classical Virasoro blocks: proof of exponentiation

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arxiv 1910.04169 v1 pith:TSK332US submitted 2019-10-09 hep-th

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Virasoro conformal blocks are expected to exponentiate in the limit of large central charge $c$ and large operator dimensions $h_i$, with the ratios $h_i/c$ held fixed. We prove this by employing the oscillator formulation of the Virasoro algebra and its representations. The techniques developed are then used to provide new derivations of some standard results on conformal blocks.

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