Type IIB Conjectures
arXiv:hep-th/9803145 · doi:10.1016/S0550-3213(98)00475-1
Abstract
We propose (and ) invariant conjectures for all couplings of Type IIB strings on (and ), generalizing conjectures of Green and Gutperle (and Kiritsis and Pioline) for the coupling. A strong check for our conjectures is that on at weak coupling, they reproduce the multiloop scattering amplitudes which had been previously computed using N=2 strings in the N=4 topological formalism. Applications to string production in a background field, generalizing Schwinger's computation for pair production in constant field, are suggested.
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