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A First Course in string Theory gives a self-contained explanation of string theory at a level that is truly understandable to advanced undergraduates,...
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A First Course in string Theory gives a self-contained explanation of string theory at a level that is truly understandable to advanced undergraduates, beginning graduate students, and physicists in all areas of research. Dealing with string theory in two parts, the book first covers the classical and quantum dynamics of relativistic strings and gives a brief introduction to superstrings. The second part covers D-branes, string thermodynamics, and various aspects of T-duality. It also discusses possible physical applications : the Standard Model on D-branes, the calculation of the entropy of black holes, and the string-theory/gauge-theory correspondence. With more than 150 problems and 100 exercises, this book is ideal for introductory courses in string theory, as well as for self-study. Solutions to the problems are available to lecturers and teachers via solutions@cambridge.org.
Sommaire
BASICS
A brief introduction
Special relativity and extra dimensions
Electromagnetism and gravitation in various dimensions
Nonrealtivistic 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
DEVELOPMENTS
D-Branes and gauge fields
String charge, electric charge, and particle physics