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Hagedorn Behaviour of Little String Theory from String Corrections to NS5-Branes

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arxiv hep-th/0005021 v2 pith:XVUDSGHK submitted 2000-05-02 hep-th

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keywords stringns5-branestemperaturetheorythermodynamicscorrectionsdualityhagedorn
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Following the conjectured duality between near-horizon NS5-branes and little string theory, the string-corrected thermodynamics of near-horizon NS5-branes is studied and found to agree with the statistical thermodynamics of a 5+1 dimensional supersymmetric string theory near the Hagedorn temperature. Specifically, tree-level corrections to the temperature are argued to vanish, in accordance with the duality, while the one-loop string correction to the NS5-brane thermodynamics is shown to generate the correct temperature dependence of the entropy.

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