Evidence for Non-perturbative String Symmetries
John H. Schwarz

TL;DR
This paper reviews evidence that string theory possesses exact non-perturbative discrete symmetries called S dualities, which are analogous to perturbative T dualities, and discusses related theoretical speculations.
Contribution
It provides a review of the evidence for S duality in string theory and explores its implications as a non-perturbative symmetry.
Findings
Evidence supports S duality as a non-perturbative symmetry.
S duality is mathematically similar to T duality but applies non-perturbatively.
The paper discusses theoretical implications and speculations regarding S duality.
Abstract
String theory appears to admit a group of discrete field transformations -- called dualities -- as exact non-perturbative quantum symmetries. Mathematically, they are rather analogous to the better-known duality symmetries, which hold perturbatively. In this talk the evidence for duality is reviewed and some speculations are presented.
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