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100 1 Cappelli, Andrea.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
n2001019234
245 14 The Birth of String Theory.
264 1 Cambridge :|bCambridge University Press,|c2012.
300 1 online resource (664 pages)
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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500 11.5 Characterization of physical states.
504 References9: Note on the prehistory of string theory; Part
III: The Dual Resonance Model; 10: Introduction to Part
III; 10.1 Introduction; 10.2 N-point dual scattering
amplitudes; 10.2.1 Koba-Nielsen form; 10.2.2 Shapiro-
Virasoro model and closed strings; 10.2.3 Loop diagrams;
10.3 Conformal symmetry; 10.4 Operator formalism; 10.5
Physical states; 10.6 The tachyon; References; 11: From
the S-matrix to string theory; Abstract; 11.1
Introduction; 11.2 The N-point amplitude and its
factorization properties; 11.3 The problem of ghosts and
its solution in QED; 11.4 The Virasoro conditions.
505 0 Cover; THE BIRTH OF STRING THEORY; Title; Copyright;
Contents; Contributors; Photographs of contributors;
Preface; Abbreviations and acronyms; Part I: Overview; 1:
Introduction and synopsis; A brief overview of early
string history and the book; References; Part II -- The
prehistory: the analytic S-matrix; References; Part III --
The Dual Resonance Model; References; 2: Rise and fall of
the hadronic string; Abstract; 2.1 Introduction and
outline; 2.2 String prehistory; 2.3 Dual Resonance Models;
2.4 Further developments; 2.5 Hints of a string; 2.6 Good
and bad news; 2.7 QCD takes over.
505 8 AcknowledgementsReferences; 3: Gravity, unification, and
the superstring; Abstract; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 1960-1968
: the analytic S-matrix; 3.3 1968-1970: the Dual Resonance
Model; 3.4 1971-1973: the Ramond-Neveu-Schwarz model; 3.5
1974-1975: gravity and unification; 3.6 1975-1979:
supersymmetry and supergravity; 3.7 1979-1984:
superstrings and anomalies; 3.8 Postscript;
Acknowledgements; References; 4: Early string theory as a
challenging case study for philosophers; 4.1 Introduction;
4.2 The case study; 4.3 Theory progress: generalizations,
analogies and conjectures; 4.3.1 Generalizations.
505 8 4.3.2 Analogies4.3.3 Discoveries, alternative ways and
convergent results; 4.4 Conclusion; Acknowledgements; Note
on the references; References; EARLY STRING THEORY; Part
II: The prehistory: the analytic S-matrix; 5: Introduction
to Part II; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Perturbative quantum
field theory; 5.3 The hadron spectrum; 5.4 S-matrix
theory; 5.4.1 Resonances; 5.4.2 Regge poles; 5.4.3 Finite
energy sum rules; 5.5 The Veneziano amplitude; References;
6: Particle theory in the Sixties: from current algebra to
the Veneziano amplitude; 6.1 Introduction; 6.2 SU(3)
symmetry and the quark model.
505 8 6.3 Current algebra and sum rules6.4 Strong interactions;
6.4.1 Basics of scattering theory; 6.5 Superconvergence
and finite energy sum rules; 6.5.1 Superconvergence; 6.5.2
Major applications; 6.5.3 Finite energy sum rules; 6.6 The
ARVV collaboration; 6.6.1 Superconvergence sum rules for
meson-meson scattering; 6.6.2 The scattering pp? p?; 6.7
The concept of duality; 6.8 The Veneziano formula;
References; 7: The path to the Veneziano model; Abstract;
7.1 Introduction; 7.2 The new lines of attack: analyticity
and symmetry; 7.3 Conclusions; References; 8: Two-
component duality and strings.
520 Explores the early stages of the development of string
theory; essential reading for physicists, historians and
philosophers of science.
588 0 Print version record.
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700 1 Castellani, Elena,|d1959-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
names/n98031326
700 1 Colomo, F.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
nr94034851
700 1 Di Vecchia, P.|q(Paolo)|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
names/n88083348
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880 8 |6505-00/(S|a6.2 SU(3) symmetry and the quark model -- 6.3
Current algebra and sum rules -- 6.4 Strong interactions -
- 6.4.1 Basics of scattering theory -- 6.5
Superconvergence and finite energy sum rules -- 6.5.1
Superconvergence -- 6.5.2 Major applications -- 6.5.3
Finite energy sum rules -- 6.6 The ARVV collaboration --
6.6.1 Superconvergence sum rules for meson-meson
scattering -- 6.6.2 The scattering ππ → πω -- 6.7 The
concept of duality -- 6.8 The Veneziano formula --
References -- 7: The path to the Veneziano model --
Abstract -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 The new lines of
attack: analyticity and symmetry -- 7.3 Conclusions --
References -- 8: Two-component duality and strings --
References -- 9: Note on the prehistory of string theory -
- Part III: The Dual Resonance Model -- 10: Introduction
to Part III -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 N-point dual
scattering amplitudes -- 10.2.1 Koba-Nielsen form --
10.2.2 Shapiro-Virasoro model and closed strings -- 10.2.3
Loop diagrams -- 10.3 Conformal symmetry -- 10.4 Operator
formalism -- 10.5 Physical states -- 10.6 The tachyon --
References -- 11: From the S-matrix to string theory --
Abstract -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 The N-point
amplitude and its factorization properties -- 11.3 The
problem of ghosts and its solution in QED -- 11.4 The
Virasoro conditions -- 11.5 Characterization of physical
states -- 11.6 Scattering amplitudes for physical states -
- 11.7 DDF states and no ghosts -- 11.8 From the DRM to
string theory -- 11.9 How I started to work on string
theory -- 11.10 Conclusions -- References -- 12:
Reminiscence on the birth of string theory -- Abstract --
12.1 Introduction -- 12.2 The placenta -- 12.3 Conception
and the embryonic period -- 12.4 Birth of string theory --
12.5 Closed strings -- 12.6 A comment on impact --
References -- 13: Personal recollections -- 14: Early
string theory at Fermilab and Rutgers.
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