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Scattering of closed strings from many D-branes

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arxiv hep-th/9702037 v1 pith:2MBHMLNP submitted 1997-02-04 hep-th

M. Frau , I. Pesando , S. Sciuto , A. Lerda , R. Russo This is my paper · ORCID
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We develop an operator formalism to compute scattering amplitudes of arbitrary bosonic string states in the background of many D-branes. Specifically, we construct a suitable boundary state which we use to saturate the multi-Reggeon vertex in order to obtain the generator of multi-membrane scattering amplitudes. We explicitly show that the amplitudes with $h$ parallel D-branes are similar to amplitudes with $h-1$ open string loops.

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