The Veneziano Amplitude in any Dimension and a Virasoro-Shapiro Partial Amplitude
Christian Baadsgaard Jepsen

TL;DR
This paper generalizes the Veneziano amplitude to higher-dimensional world-surfaces, decomposes the Virasoro-Shapiro amplitude into partial amplitudes, and introduces a bootstrap principle to explore tachyon-free, supersymmetric variants.
Contribution
It extends the Veneziano amplitude to any dimension and proposes a new bootstrap method for tachyon-free, supersymmetric string amplitudes.
Findings
Decomposition of Virasoro-Shapiro amplitude into three partial amplitudes.
Generalization of Veneziano amplitude to higher-dimensional surfaces.
Introduction of a bootstrap principle for tachyon-free, supersymmetric amplitudes.
Abstract
This paper demonstrates how the Veneziano partial amplitude of bosonic string theory admits a generalization to world-(hyper)surfaces of any dimension . In particular, for , by carving up the worldsheet integral according to stipulations imposed on conformal cross ratios, the Virasoro-Shapiro full amplitude can be decomposed into a sum of three partial amplitudes. The amplitudes obtained on generalizing the Veneziano amplitude all contain tachyons. To explore candidate tachyon-free and supersymmetric versions of these amplitudes, a new bootstrap principle is introduced and applied, which demands that towers of residues alternate between all-even and all-odd spin partial waves.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Quantum Mechanics and Non-Hermitian Physics
