On small tension p-branes
arXiv:0801.1748 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2008.03.013
Abstract
This paper deals with p-branes with small but non-zero tension. We prove the existence of canonical transformations, within a perturbation theory, that link specific geometries of p-branes to solvable theories, namely string-like and particle-like theories. The specific shapes correspond to stretched configurations. For configurations linked to string-like theories one will upon quantization get a critical dimension of (25+p).
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