Lattice String Field Theory: The linear dilaton in one dimension
arXiv:1405.5089 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2014)074
Abstract
We propose the use of lattice field theory for the study of string field theory at the non-perturbative quantum level. We identify many potential obstacles and examine possible resolutions thereof. We then experiment with our approach in the particularly simple case of a one-dimensional linear dilaton and analyse the results.
V1: 74 pages, 35 figures. V2: 75 pages, 35 figures, refs added, typos corrected, some clarifications
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