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Physics 250: String Theory and M-Theory. Instructor: Petr Horava. Spring 2007, Tue & Thu, 2:10-3:30, 402 Le Conte Hall. String theory is one of the most exciting and challenging areas of modern theoretical physics, whose techniques and concepts have implications in diverse fields ranging from pure mathematics, to
This is a series of lectures on superstring/M-theory for cosmologists. It is definitely not a technical introduction to M-theory and almost all technical details will be omitted. A secondary aim of these lectures (or rather the lecture notes – for there will probably not be many professional string theorists at the actual sessions) is to
The third major discovery was that the underlying theory also has an eleven-dimensional solution, which is called M-theory. Later, we will explain how the eleventh dimension arises. One type of duality is called S duality. (The choice of the letter S is a historical accident of no great significance.) Two string theories (let's call
The Mathematics of M-Theory. Robbert Dijkgraaf. Abstract. String theory, ot its modern incarnation M-theory, gives a huge generalization of classical geometry. I indicate how it can be considered as a two-parameter deformation, where one parameter controls the generalization from points to loops, and the other parameter
String theory is a proposal for a unifying framework of high energy physics. At currently achievable accelerator energies of O(1TeV) or, equivalently, at distance scales > 10. ?19 m, the standard model (SM) of Particle Physics. (amended with appropriate neutrino masses) provides a successful and pre- dictive theoretical
D-branes, string dualities and M-theory. It then covers string geometry. (including Calabi–Yau compactifications) and flux compactifications, and applications to cosmology and particle physics. One chapter is dedicated to black holes in string theory and M-theory, and the microscopic origin of black-hole entropy. The book
the beginning and provides detailed explanations at every step. The material necessary for this course can be found in chapters 5 and 6. Further References: “String Theory and M-Theory" by Becker, Becker and. Schwarz and “String Theory in a Nutshell" by Kiritsis both deal with the bosonic string fairly quickly, but include
An Introduction to String Theory. Kevin Wray. Abstract: This set of notes is based on the course “Introduction to String Theory" which was taught by Prof. Kostas Skenderis in the spring of 2009 at the University of Amsterdam. We have also drawn on some ideas from the books String Theory and. M-Theory (Becker, Becker and
TONG: D. Tong, String Theory, University of Cambridge Part III Mathematical Tripos, arxiv.org/pdf/0908.0333.pdf;. ZWIE: B. Zwiebach, “A first course in String Theory", Cambridge University Press;. BBS: K. Becker, M. Becker, J. H. Schwarz, “String Theory and M-theory: a modern introduction", Cambridge University
string theory. The book contains about 120 solved exercises, as well as about 200 homework problems, solutions of which are available for lecturers on a pass- word protected website at www.cambridge.org/9780521860697. KATRIN BECKER is a Professor of physics at Texas A & M University. She was awarded the
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