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most citedClassical p-branes from boundary state

243 citations · 1.6k across the 48 of their papers we have counts for

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48 papers

hep-th2022★ 2 cited

On the breakdown of the perturbative interaction picture in Big Crunch/Big Bang or the true reason why perturbative string amplitudes on temporal orbifolds diverge

Igor Pesando

We discuss how the perturbative particle paradigm fails in certain background with space-like singularity but asymptotically flat which should admit a S-matrix. The Feynman approac…

hep-th2022★ 1 cited

Light-Cone Quantization a of Scalar Field on Time-Dependent Backgrounds

Andrea Arduino, Igor Pesando

We discuss what is light-cone quantization on a curved spacetime also without a null Killing vector. Then we consider as an example the light-cone quantization of a scalar field on…

hep-th2020★ 8 cited

On the Origin of Divergences in Time-Dependent Orbifolds

Andrea Arduino, Riccardo Finotello, Igor Pesando

We consider time-dependent orbifolds in String Theory and we show that divergences are not associated with a gravitational backreaction since they appear in the open string sector…

hep-th2019

2D Fermion on the Strip with Boundary Defects as a CFT with Excited Spin Fields

Riccardo Finotello, Igor Pesando

We consider a two-dimensional fermion on the strip in the presence of an arbitrary number of zero-dimensional boundary changing defects. We show that the theory is still conformal…

hep-th2018★ 1 cited

The Classical Solution for the Bosonic String in the Presence of Three D-branes Rotated by Arbitrary SO(4) Elements

Riccardo Finotello, Igor Pesando

We consider the classical instantonic contribution to the open string configuration associated with three D-branes with relative rotation matrices in SO(4) which corresponds to the…

hep-th2017★ 1 cited

On the gauge chosen by the bosonic open string

Igor Pesando

String theory gives S matrix elements om which is not possible to read any gauge information. Using factorization we go off shell in the simplest and most naive way and we read whi…