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most citedSeiberg Duality for Quiver Gauge Theories

126 citations · 284 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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19 papers

hep-th200523 cited

Finiteness of volume of moduli spaces

Michael R. Douglas, Zhiqin Lu

We give a ``physics proof'' of a conjecture made by the first author at Strings 2005, that the moduli spaces of certain conformal field theories are finite volume in the Zamolodchi…

math-ph2005

Random algebraic geometry, attractors and flux vacua

Michael R. Douglas

This is a submission to the Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics (Elsevier, 2006) and conforms to its referencing guidelines.

hep-th2004100 cited

Statistical analysis of the supersymmetry breaking scale

Michael R. Douglas

We discuss the question of what type and scale of supersymmetry breaking might be statistically favored among vacua of string/M theory, building on comments in Denef and Douglas, h…

hep-ph200435 cited

Statistics of String vacua

Michael R. Douglas

We give an introduction to the statistical approach to studying vacua of string/M theory, and discuss recent results of Ashok and Douglas on counting supersymmetric flux vacua in t…

hep-th2003

A New Hat For The c=1 Matrix Model

M. R. Douglas, I. R. Klebanov, D. Kutasov +3

We consider two dimensional supergravity coupled to matter. This system can also be interpreted as noncritical type 0 string theory in a two dimensional target space. Af…

hep-th2002126 cited

Seiberg Duality for Quiver Gauge Theories

David Berenstein, Michael R. Douglas

A popular way to study N=1 supersymmetric gauge theories is to realize them geometrically in string theory, as suspended brane constructions, D-branes wrapping cycles in Calabi-Yau…