Lecture

Conformal Field Theory: Exercises

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Description

This lecture covers exercises related to Conformal Field Theory, including topics such as Euler characteristic, Casimir differential equation, large-N limit of a vector model, and Lorentzian AdS global coordinates. The exercises involve understanding conformal transformations, Casimir operators, conformal blocks, Lorentz generators, and eigenvalues. Mathematica is used to demonstrate equivalence between different equations.

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