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A first course in string theory
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From the Book - 2nd ed.
A brief introduction
Special relativity and extra dimensions
Electromagnetism and gravitation in various dimensions
Nonrelativistic strings
The relativistic point particle
Relativistic strings
String parameterization and classical motion
World-sheet currents
Light-cone relativistic strings
Light-cone fields and particles
The relativistic quantum point particle
Relativistic quantum open strings
Relativistic quantum closed strings
A look at relativistic superstrings
D-branes and guage fields
String charge and electric charge
T-duality of closed strings
T-duality of open strings
Electromagnetic fields on D-branes
Nonlinear and Born-Infeld electrodynamics
String theory and particle physics
String thermodynamics and black holes
Strong interactions and Ads/CFT
Covariant string quantization
String interactions and Riemann surfaces
Loop amplitudes in string theory.
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Part I. Basics. 1. A brief introduction
2. Special relativity and extra dimensions
3. Electromagnetism and gravitation in various dimensions
4. Nonrelativistic strings
5. The relativistic point particle
6. Relativistic strings
7. String parameterization and classical motion
8. World-sheet currents
9. Light-cone relativistic strings
10. Light-cone fields and particles
11. The relativistic quantum point particle
12. Relativistic quantum open strings
13. Relativistic quantum closed strings
Part II. Developments. 14. D-branes and gauge fields
15. String charge, electric charge, and particle physics
16. String thermodynamics and black holes
17. T-duality of closed strings
18. T-duality of open strings
19. Electromagnetic fields on D-branes
20. Nonlinear and Born-Infeld electrodynamics
21. Covariant string quantization
22. String interactions and Riemann surfaces
23. Loop amplitudes in string theory.
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9780521880329
9780521831437
9780521831437
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