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Gauge theory correlators from non-critical string theory

Physics Letters B · 1998 · Vol. 428(1-2) · pp. 105–114

S.S. Gubser✉(Princeton University)I.R. Klebanov(Princeton University)A.M. Polyakov(Princeton University)

Black Holes and Theoretical Physics Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions Quantum and Classical ElectrodynamicsString field theoryNon-critical string theoryRelationship between string theory and quantum field theoryHeterotic string theorySupergravityString (physics)String theoryString dualityType I string theoryBosonic string theory

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