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Representation Blocks of Conformal Fields for the $N$=4 SU(2)$_k$ Superconformal Algebras

The representation theories of the SU(2)$_k$-extended $N$=4 superconformal algebras (SCAs) with $arbitrary$ level $k$ are developed being based on their Feigin-Fuchs representations found recently by the present author. A basic unit of the representation blocks consisting of eight \lq\lq boson-like\rq\rq\ and eight \lq\lq fermion-like\rq\rq\ conformal fields is found to describe arbitrary representations of the $N$=4 SU(2)$_k$ SCAs, including {\it unitary} and {\it nonunitary} representations. The transformation properties of the fundamental sets of the conformal fields under the $N$=4 SU(2)$_k$ superconformal symmetries are given. Then, the whole sets of the charge-screening operators of the $N$=4 SU(2)$_k$ SCAs are identified out of the sixteen conformal fields in the basic unit of the representation blocks. The conditions for the {\it eligible} charge-screening operators are analyzed in terms of the continuous parameters which enter in our vertex-operator forms for the fundamental conformal fields of the representation blocks.

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