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We find a formula for the Virasoro fusion kernel at c=25 c=25 , in terms of the connection coefficients of the Painlevé VI differential equation. Our formula agrees numerically with previously known integral representations of the kernel. The derivation of our formula relies on a duality c→ 26-c c→26−c that is obeyed by the shift equations for the fusion and modular kernels. We conjecture that for c<1 c<1 the fusion and modular kernels are not smooth functions, but distributions.
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