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BCFT and OSFT moduli: an exact perturbative comparison

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arxiv 1702.06489 v2 pith:J4RW4XRM submitted 2017-02-21 hep-th

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keywords lambdabcftosftdeformationmarginalparameterperturbativesolution
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Starting from the pseudo-${\cal B}_0$ gauge solution for marginal deformations in OSFT, we analytically compute the relation between the perturbative deformation parameter $\tilde\lambda$ in the solution and the BCFT marginal parameter $\lambda$, up to fifth order, by evaluating the Ellwood invariants. We observe that the microscopic reason why $\tilde\lambda$ and $\lambda$ are different is that the OSFT propagator renormalizes contact term divergences differently from the contour deformation used in BCFT

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