In this paper we first address four point functions of string amplitudes in both type IIA and IIB string theories. Making use of non-BPS scattering amplitudes, we explore not only several Bianchi identities that hold in both transverse and world volume directions of brane, but also reveal various new couplings. These couplings can just be found by taking into account the mixed pull-back and Taylor couplings where their all order alpha-prime higher derivative corrections have been derived as well.For the first time, we also explore the complete form of a six point non-BPS amplitude, involving three open string tachyons, a scalar field and a Ramond-Ramond closed string in both IIA, IIB. In a special limit of the amplitude and using the proper expansion we obtain an infinite number of bulk singularities that are being constructed in the effective field theory. Finally using new couplings we construct all the other massless and tachyon singularities in type IIA, IIB string theories. All higher derivative corrections to these new couplings to all orders in α ′ and new restricted Bianchi identities have also been gained.
1Recently the generalisation of effective actions of D-brane-anti-D-brane system to all orders in alpha-prime for both Chern-Simons and Dirac-Born-Infeld (DBI) effective actions was discovered [11]. Another example would be related to tachyon condensation that has been investigated in [12] in detail. For D-brane-anti-D-brane system, once the distance between brane and anti-brane becomes smaller than the string length scale, two real tachyonic strings would appear. They are related to strings stretched from D-brane to anti-D-brane and vice versa.Here we would like to deal with N-coincident non-BPS branes and try to embed tachyonic modes and their corrections in EFT. We take non-BPS scattering amplitude formalism as a theoretical framework or laboratory to discover their effective actions, including their all order α ′ corrections in string theory in an efficient and consistent way of matching string results with EFT. To deal with the dynamics of unstable branes, we highlight the recent work done by Polchinski and collaborators [13] where various explanations within