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On the gauge chosen by the bosonic open string

Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5494463 Nuclear Physics B 2017 33 Pages PDF
Abstract
We also give an intuitive way of understanding why string choose this gauge in terms of the minimal number of couplings necessary to reproduce the non-abelian amplitudes starting from color ordered ones.
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On the gauge chosen by the bosonic open string
Authors
Igor Pesando,
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