The state–operator correspondence maps a local operator of scaling dimension to a state on whose cylinder energy is for sphere radius .
For a primary operator, . Taking the residue against gives the weight for , the derivative descendant for , and zero for every . Conversely the absence of positive-mode actions excludes higher poles in this operator product and gives the primary transformation law. The antiholomorphic argument is identical. Thus primary states and primary operators correspond under radial quantization.
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