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Conformal invariance, supersymmetry and string theory
Nuclear Physics B · 1986 · Vol. 271(3-4) · pp. 93–165
Daniel Friedan✉(University of Chicago)Emil J. Martinec(Princeton University)Stephen H. Shenker(University of Chicago)
Black Holes and Theoretical PhysicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studiesQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle InteractionsString field theoryBRST quantizationCompactification (mathematics)SupersymmetryConformal symmetryPhysicsNon-critical string theoryCovariant transformationQuantization (signal processing)String cosmology
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