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Geometry Of String Theory Compactifications 1st Edition Alessandro Tomasiello

Name: Geometry Of String Theory Compactifications 1st Edition Alessandro Tomasiello
SKU: BELL-37566070
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Geometry Of String Theory Compactifications 1st Edition Alessandro Tomasiello instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.21 MB

Pages: 500

Author: Alessandro Tomasiello

ISBN: 9781108473736, 1108473733

Language: English

Year: 2022

Edition: 1

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Geometry Of String Theory Compactifications 1st Edition Alessandro Tomasiello by Alessandro Tomasiello 9781108473736, 1108473733 instant download after payment.

String theory is a leading candidate for the unification of universal forces and matter, and one of its most striking predictions is the existence of small additional dimensions that have escaped detection so far. This book focuses on the geometry of these dimensions, beginning with the basics of the theory, the mathematical properties of spinors, and differential geometry. It further explores advanced techniques at the core of current research, such as G-structures and generalized complex geometry. Many significant classes of solutions to the theory's equations are studied in detail, from special holonomy and Sasaki–Einstein manifolds to their more recent generalizations involving fluxes for form fields. Various explicit examples are discussed, of interest to graduates and researchers.