Spin Dependence of D0-brane Interactions

Abstract

The long-range, spin-dependent forces between D0-branes are related to long-range fundamental string interactions using duality. These interactions can then be computed by taking the long distance non-relativistic expansion of string four-point amplitudes. The results are in accord with the general constraints of Matrix Theory.

6 pages, latex, no figures, talk presented at STRINGS97, substantial revisions in results and conclusions

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