Open and Closed Strings
In addition to the theory of closed strings just described, we may construct another consistent theory by considering world-sheets Σ with boundaries. Such a theory necessarily contains open strings. In this case, we can insert open string states to the bo
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Martin Doubek Branislav Jurčo Martin Markl Ivo Sachs
Algebraic Structure of String Field Theory
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Martin Doubek • Branislav Jurˇco • Martin Markl • Ivo Sachs
Algebraic Structure of String Field Theory
Martin Doubek Mathematical Institute Faculty of Mathematics and Physics (1982-2016) Dr. Doubek wrote this book while at Charles University Prague, Czech Republic
Branislav Jurˇco Mathematical Institute Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Charles University Prague, Czech Republic
Martin Markl Institute of Mathematics Czech Academy of Sciences Prague, Czech Republic
Ivo Sachs Arnold Sommerfeld Center for Theoretical Physics Ludwig-Maximilian-University of Munich M¨unchen, Germany
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