An infinite family of complex saddles plus a bootstrap on multiplicities yields a precise high-energy asymptotic expansion for one-loop string amplitudes with oscillatory terms.
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Exhaustive lightcone computation shows open bosonic string states up to level 8 have decay widths within O(1) of each other, with all decays ultimately producing photons at the string scale.
In finite-volume massive free scalar field theory after local quench, spacing ratios of two-point function extrema follow GOE statistics and an extrema-based form factor shows RMT dip-ramp-plateau.
String scattering amplitudes yield area eigenvalue spacings whose ratios match GOE (β=1) and GUE (β=2) ensembles, with an areas form factor displaying decline-ramp-plateau behavior.
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Precision asymptotics of string amplitudes
An infinite family of complex saddles plus a bootstrap on multiplicities yields a precise high-energy asymptotic expansion for one-loop string amplitudes with oscillatory terms.
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All DDF/lightcone two-particle decay widths up to level $8$ in open bosonic string in critical dimension
Exhaustive lightcone computation shows open bosonic string states up to level 8 have decay widths within O(1) of each other, with all decays ultimately producing photons at the string scale.
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Random matrix theory signatures in free field theory
In finite-volume massive free scalar field theory after local quench, spacing ratios of two-point function extrema follow GOE statistics and an extrema-based form factor shows RMT dip-ramp-plateau.
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Multi-dimensional chaos II: String scattering amplitudes, curve repulsion, and RMT
String scattering amplitudes yield area eigenvalue spacings whose ratios match GOE (β=1) and GUE (β=2) ensembles, with an areas form factor displaying decline-ramp-plateau behavior.