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arxiv hep-th/9712199 v1 pith:IHUYFL6K submitted 1997-12-21 hep-th

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In this article, applying different types of boundary conditions; Dirichlet, Neumann, or Mixed, on open strings we realize various new brane bound states in string theory. Calculating their interactions with other D-branes, we find their charge densities and their tension. A novel feature of $(p-2,p)$ brane bound state is its "non-commutative" nature which is manifestly seen both in the open strings mode expansions and in their scattering off a $D_p$-brane. Moreover we study three or more object bound states in string theory language. Finally we give a M-theoretic picture of these bound states.

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