String Theory and Math: Why This Marriage May Last

Mina Aganagic

String Theory and Math: Why This Marriage May Last

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arxiv 1508.06642 v1 pith:CSJEAO2Y submitted 2015-08-26 hep-th math-phmath.AGmath.MPmath.SG

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String theory is changing the relationship between mathematics and physics. The central role is played by the phenomenon of duality, which is intrinsic to quantum physics and abundant in string theory.

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