Lineal Trails of D2-D2bar Superstrings
arXiv:hep-th/0312094 · doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2004/03/019
Abstract
We study the superstrings suspended between a D2- and an anti-D2-brane. We quantize the string in the presence of some general configuration of gauge fields over the (anti-)D-brane world volumes. The interstring can move only in a specific direction that is normal to the difference of the electric fields of each (anti-)D-branes. Especially when the electric fields are the same, the interstring cannot move. We obtain the condition for the tachyons to disappear from the spectrum.
15 pages with 4 figures, referenced added, Sec. 5 on the spectrum made clearer
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