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• 2011944016 alternative "Dī burēn. English".
• 2011944016 alternative "Superstrings and new perspective of our world".
• 2011944016 contributor B12425566.
• 2011944016 created "c2012.".
• 2011944016 date "2012".
• 2011944016 date "c2012.".
• 2011944016 dateCopyrighted "c2012.".
• 2011944016 description "1. From elementary particles to D-Branes and strings -- 1.1 String theory and problems in elementary particle physics -- 1.2 What is D-Brane? -- 1.3 Organization of this book -- 2. Solitons and elementary particle physics -- 2.1 Elementary particle physics and field theory -- 2.1.1 Fields -- 2.1.2 Equation of motion, quantization and elementary particles -- 2.1.3 Problems in elementary particle physics -- 2.2 What is soliton? -- 2.2.1 Field theory and soliton -- 2.2.2 Elementary particles versus solitons -- 2.3 Symmetries in field theories and solitons -- 2.3.1 Symmetry breaking, tachyons, vacuum condensation -- 2.3.2 Solitons emerging from spontaneous symmetry breaking -- 2.3.3 Vortex: soliton in two dimensions -- 2.3.4 Monopole : soliton in three dimensions -- 2.4 Importance of soliton : observation and duality -- 2.4.1 Observing soliton : monopole in grand unified theory -- 2.4.2 Duality and soliton : solving difficulties in field theory -- 3. Dimensions of solitons, dimensions of string theory -- 3.1 Dimensions of solitons and Braneworld -- 3.1.1 Solitons and dimensions -- 3.1.2 Cosmic string : vortex in three dimensions -- 3.1.3 Braneworld -- 3.1.4 How to live on solitons? --".
• 2011944016 description "3.2 Higher dimensions and compactification in string theory -- 3.2.1 Species of string theories -- 3.2.2 Spectrum of string theory : relation between particles and strings -- 3.2.3 Compactified spacetime -- 3.2.4 Compactification and unified theory -- 4. D-branes -- 4.1 Soliton of string theory is a black hole -- 4.1.1 Strings and charges of tensor fields -- 4.1.2 Equation of motion of string theory -- 4.1.3 Black hole -- 4.1.4 Soliton of string theory = charged black brane -- 4.1.5 Black branes with magnetic charge -- 4.2 Emergence of D-branes -- 4.2.1 D-branes : space on which strings can end -- 4.2.2 Black branes and D-branes -- 4.2.3 Duality symmetry exchanging strings and D-branes -- 5. Dynamical D-branes -- 5.1 D-branes moving and merging -- 5.1.1 Moving D-branes -- 5.1.2 D-brane merger -- 5.2 Non-abelian gauge theories on D-branes and solitons -- 5.2.1 D-branes generating non-abelian gauge theories -- 5.2.2 Seeing monopoles : D-brane prediction of new solitons -- 5.3 Creation/annihilation of D-branes and tachyon condensation -- 5.3.1 Pair-annihilation of D-branes and anti-D-branes -- 5.3.2 Creation of D-branes -- 5.3.3 Reconnection of intersecting D-branes -- 6. Application of D-brane physics -- 6.1 Application I : Braneworld -- 6.1.1 Beyond the standard model of elementary particles -- 6.1.2 Standard model and hierarchy problem -- 6.1.3 Braneworld -- 6.1.4 Creation of black holes at experiments -- 6.1.5 Solving hierarchy problem by curved extra dimensions -- 6.1.6 String theory and Braneworld -- 6.2 Application II : inflationary cosmology in higher dimensions -- 6.2.1 Inflation cosmology -- 6.2.2 The motion of D-branes and inflamation -- 6.2.3 The end of inflation and annihilation of D-branes -- 6.2.4 Why do we live in four spacetime dimensions? --".
• 2011944016 description "6.3 Application III : Black hole entropy -- 6.3.1 Black holes and quantum mechanics -- 6.3.2 D-brane configuration representing black holes -- 6.3.3 Derivation of entropy formula by D-branes -- 6.4 Applications IV: Holography - quarks and strings -- 6.4.1 String theory and quantum chromodynamics -- 6.4.2 Large N Limit : from Gluons to string worldsheet -- 6.4.3 Gauge/gravity correspondence : equivalence between non-abelian gauge theory and gravity -- 6.4.4 Validity of gravity and emergence of large N limit -- 6.4.5 Deriving inter-quark potential by gravity -- 6.4.6 Coincidence of symmetries in gauge/gravity correspondence -- 6.4.7 Toward further understanding of quarks -- 7. Toward a description of ultimate theory -- 7.1 Definition of string theory? -- 7.2 D-branes and their dimensions -- 7.3 M-theory : emergence of 11-dimensional spacetime -- 7.4 Matrix theory : M-theory made by D0-branes -- 7.5 Further developments in string theory, for building ultimate theory.".
• 2011944016 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 161) and index.".
• 2011944016 extent "xiii, 165 p. :".
• 2011944016 identifier "3642235735 (acid-free paper)".
• 2011944016 identifier "9783642235733 (acid-free paper)".
• 2011944016 issued "2012".
• 2011944016 issued "c2012.".
• 2011944016 language "eng jap".
• 2011944016 language "eng".
• 2011944016 publisher "Berlin ; New York : Springer,".
• 2011944016 subject "D-branes.".
• 2011944016 subject "QC794.6.S85 H3713 2012".
• 2011944016 subject "Superstring theories.".
• 2011944016 tableOfContents "1. From elementary particles to D-Branes and strings -- 1.1 String theory and problems in elementary particle physics -- 1.2 What is D-Brane? -- 1.3 Organization of this book -- 2. Solitons and elementary particle physics -- 2.1 Elementary particle physics and field theory -- 2.1.1 Fields -- 2.1.2 Equation of motion, quantization and elementary particles -- 2.1.3 Problems in elementary particle physics -- 2.2 What is soliton? -- 2.2.1 Field theory and soliton -- 2.2.2 Elementary particles versus solitons -- 2.3 Symmetries in field theories and solitons -- 2.3.1 Symmetry breaking, tachyons, vacuum condensation -- 2.3.2 Solitons emerging from spontaneous symmetry breaking -- 2.3.3 Vortex: soliton in two dimensions -- 2.3.4 Monopole : soliton in three dimensions -- 2.4 Importance of soliton : observation and duality -- 2.4.1 Observing soliton : monopole in grand unified theory -- 2.4.2 Duality and soliton : solving difficulties in field theory -- 3. Dimensions of solitons, dimensions of string theory -- 3.1 Dimensions of solitons and Braneworld -- 3.1.1 Solitons and dimensions -- 3.1.2 Cosmic string : vortex in three dimensions -- 3.1.3 Braneworld -- 3.1.4 How to live on solitons? --".
• 2011944016 tableOfContents "3.2 Higher dimensions and compactification in string theory -- 3.2.1 Species of string theories -- 3.2.2 Spectrum of string theory : relation between particles and strings -- 3.2.3 Compactified spacetime -- 3.2.4 Compactification and unified theory -- 4. D-branes -- 4.1 Soliton of string theory is a black hole -- 4.1.1 Strings and charges of tensor fields -- 4.1.2 Equation of motion of string theory -- 4.1.3 Black hole -- 4.1.4 Soliton of string theory = charged black brane -- 4.1.5 Black branes with magnetic charge -- 4.2 Emergence of D-branes -- 4.2.1 D-branes : space on which strings can end -- 4.2.2 Black branes and D-branes -- 4.2.3 Duality symmetry exchanging strings and D-branes -- 5. Dynamical D-branes -- 5.1 D-branes moving and merging -- 5.1.1 Moving D-branes -- 5.1.2 D-brane merger -- 5.2 Non-abelian gauge theories on D-branes and solitons -- 5.2.1 D-branes generating non-abelian gauge theories -- 5.2.2 Seeing monopoles : D-brane prediction of new solitons -- 5.3 Creation/annihilation of D-branes and tachyon condensation -- 5.3.1 Pair-annihilation of D-branes and anti-D-branes -- 5.3.2 Creation of D-branes -- 5.3.3 Reconnection of intersecting D-branes -- 6. Application of D-brane physics -- 6.1 Application I : Braneworld -- 6.1.1 Beyond the standard model of elementary particles -- 6.1.2 Standard model and hierarchy problem -- 6.1.3 Braneworld -- 6.1.4 Creation of black holes at experiments -- 6.1.5 Solving hierarchy problem by curved extra dimensions -- 6.1.6 String theory and Braneworld -- 6.2 Application II : inflationary cosmology in higher dimensions -- 6.2.1 Inflation cosmology -- 6.2.2 The motion of D-branes and inflamation -- 6.2.3 The end of inflation and annihilation of D-branes -- 6.2.4 Why do we live in four spacetime dimensions? --".
• 2011944016 tableOfContents "6.3 Application III : Black hole entropy -- 6.3.1 Black holes and quantum mechanics -- 6.3.2 D-brane configuration representing black holes -- 6.3.3 Derivation of entropy formula by D-branes -- 6.4 Applications IV: Holography - quarks and strings -- 6.4.1 String theory and quantum chromodynamics -- 6.4.2 Large N Limit : from Gluons to string worldsheet -- 6.4.3 Gauge/gravity correspondence : equivalence between non-abelian gauge theory and gravity -- 6.4.4 Validity of gravity and emergence of large N limit -- 6.4.5 Deriving inter-quark potential by gravity -- 6.4.6 Coincidence of symmetries in gauge/gravity correspondence -- 6.4.7 Toward further understanding of quarks -- 7. Toward a description of ultimate theory -- 7.1 Definition of string theory? -- 7.2 D-branes and their dimensions -- 7.3 M-theory : emergence of 11-dimensional spacetime -- 7.4 Matrix theory : M-theory made by D0-branes -- 7.5 Further developments in string theory, for building ultimate theory.".
• 2011944016 title "D-Brane : superstrings and new perspective of our world / Koji Hashimoto ; [translated by Haruko Hashimoto and Koji Hashimoto].".
• 2011944016 title "Dī burēn. English".
• 2011944016 title "Superstrings and new perspective of our world".
• 2011944016 type "text".