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STRING FIELD THEORY AND PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF D=1 STRINGS

DAS, SUMIT R., JEVICKI, ANTAL·1990·Modern Physics Letters A

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We describe a field theoretic formulation for one-dimensional string theory. It is given by the collective field representation of the matrix model and leads to a physical interpretation of the theory as that of a massless scalar field in two dimensions. The additional dimension, coming from the large-N color of the matrix model, has an extent which goes to infinity in the continuum limit. The interactions of the field theory are non-zero only at the boundaries of this additional dimension.

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Authors
DAS, S. R., & JEVICKI, A.
Venue
Modern Physics Letters A
Published
1990-08-30
Volume
05
Issue
21
Pages
1639-1650
ISSN
  • 0217-7323 (ISSN-L)
  • 1793-6632
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W2095711067
Cited by
342
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Type
journal article
Language
en
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