2004
DOI: 10.1088/1126-6708/2004/11/050
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Marginal Deformations and Closed String Couplings in Open String Field Theory

Abstract: We investigate analytic classical solutions in open string field theory which are constructed in terms of marginal operators. In the classical background, we evaluate a coupling between an on-shell closed string state and the open string field.The resulting coupling exhibits periodic behavior as expected from the marginal boundary deformation of background Wilson lines or a marginal tachyon lump.We confirm that the solutions in open string field theory correspond to a class of marginal deformations in conforma… Show more

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“…Therefore, the phase factor eÎ (k 9 ) 1 , which is induced by a current J = i √ 2α ′ ∂X 9 , is exactly the same as that in (D.9) obtained by a different method. It corresponds to the phase factor appeared in [2,7] in the case of bosonic SFT.…”
Section: Tachyon Vacuum Solutionmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Therefore, the phase factor eÎ (k 9 ) 1 , which is induced by a current J = i √ 2α ′ ∂X 9 , is exactly the same as that in (D.9) obtained by a different method. It corresponds to the phase factor appeared in [2,7] in the case of bosonic SFT.…”
Section: Tachyon Vacuum Solutionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…But the expression of the gauge invariant overlap is deformed appropriately. In particular, for a closed tachyon vertex, a phase factor appears and it is the same value as that evaluated in [7] using a different method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…does not respect this property. Indeed, although the TT-solution based on f TT is finite in the Fock space, a finite L − reparametrization of it, (2.31), appears to be singular 18 . In particular…”
Section: B a New Singularity Towards The Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The result for the overlap is identical to the effect of a coupling between an on-shell closed string state and a general open string field. 4) Consequently, the analytic solutions can be regarded as the tachyon vacuum solution in marginally deformed backgrounds. This result implies that in the original theory the vacuum energy of the identity-based solutions is zero, although the direct calculation gives indefinite results.…”
Section: §1 Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%