D-brane dynamics in thematrix model
- 17 March 2004
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review D
- Vol. 69 (6) , 066005
Abstract
Recent work has shown that unstable D-branes in two-dimensional string theory are represented by eigenvalues in a dual matrix model. We elaborate on this proposal by showing how to systematically include higher order effects in string perturbation theory. The full closed string state produced by a rolling open string tachyon corresponds to a sum of string amplitudes with any number of boundaries and closed string vertex operators. These contributions are easily extracted from the matrix model. As in the AdS-CFT correspondence, the sum of planar diagrams in the open string theory is directly related to the classical theory in the bulk; i.e., sphere diagrams. We also comment on the description of static D-branes in the matrix model, in terms of a solution representing a deformed Fermi sea.Keywords
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