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Entropy of String States at fixed Mass and Size

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Diego Chialva

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 8 Nov 2007

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The authors' main claim We provide formulas for the entropy of free-string states depending on their mass, charges and size, both in bosonic and superstring theory (IIA or IIB).

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CitationDiego Chialva. "Entropy of String States at fixed Mass and Size." arXiv:0711.1159 (2007). https://pith.science/paper/MQYP6M3I
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We provide formulas for the entropy of free-string states depending on their mass, charges and size, both in bosonic and superstring theory (IIA or IIB). We properly define these quantities in full-fledged string theory. We then investigate the corrections to the entropy due to self-interactions of the string for states with fixed mass, charge and size, both for BPS and non-BPS configurations. Again, the analysis is performed using string theory techniques.

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s1 We properly define these quantities in full-fledged string theory. contribution 0.81 0.90 0.04 asserted 1.00
s2 We then investigate the corrections to the entropy due to self-interactions of the string for states with fixed mass, charge and size, both for BPS and non-BPS configurations. contribution 1.00 0.93 0.23 asserted 0.97
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We provide formulas for the entropy of free-string states depending on their mass, charges and size, both in bosonic and superstring theory (IIA or IIB). We properly define these quantities in full-fledged string theory. We then investigate the corrections to the entropy due to self-interactions of the string for states with fixed mass, charge and size, both for BPS and non-BPS configurations. Again, the analysis is performed using string theory techniques.

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  • The lowest terms of the amplitude in this limit can be calculated using the OPE (see [ref] ): V_open(k', 1) V_open(k, y) y→1∼ 2ξ·ξ' $(1-q^2) (1-y)$^$2 k'·k-2$y^$2 k·p̂$ e^i q·X̂_O(1) e^iq·x̂ where $X̂_O$ indicates the oscillator part of $X$.

    String Form Factors · The String Spatial Distribution. · 0.97

  • In [ref] , it was employed a thermal scalar formalism, interpreting the size of the bound states of a certain scalar field as the size of the excited string.

    Self Gravitating Fundamental Strings · The String-Black Holes correspondence principle · 0.86

  • It is not necessary for our purposes, but it simplifies the formulas, if we work in a time gauge ( [ref] ), such that: [equation] Here the $S^α$ are spin-fields, $i$ runs over the spatial dimensions and $-p^2=N$.

    The No-ghost Theorem for AdS_3 and the Stringy Exclusion Principle · States with no charge · 0.97

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  • The string theory formula[Note that this formula, and therefore the result that we will obtain, as we will discuss in the following are very different from the formulas in [ref] .

    String Form Factors · The String Spatial Distribution. · 0.84

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