Nonperturbative definition of closed string theory via open string field theory
arXiv:2006.16449
Abstract
In typical examples of the AdS/CFT correspondence, the world-sheet theory with holes in the presence of D-branes is assumed to be equivalent in a low-energy limit to a world-sheet theory without holes for a different background such as . In the case of the bosonic string, we claim under the assumption of this equivalence that open string field theory on coincident D-branes can be used to provide a nonperturbative definition of closed string theory based on the fact that the expansion of correlation functions of gauge-invariant operators reproduces the world-sheet theory with holes where the moduli space of Riemann surfaces is precisely covered.
arXiv comment17 pages, 3 figures
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