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# On open string in generic background

@article{Zhao2003OnOS,
title={On open string in generic background},
author={Liu Zhao and Wenli He},
journal={arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory},
year={2003}
}
• Published 20 June 2003
• Physics
• arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory
A set of consistent Poisson brackets for an open string in generic spacetime background and NS-NS $B$-field is constructed. Upon quantization, this set of Poisson brackets lead to spacial \emph{commutative} $D$-branes at the string ends, showing that noncommutativity between spacial coordinates on the $D$-branes can be avoided.
2 Citations
We obtain background independent solutions for an open string ending on D-brane, in variable external fields. Explicit solution of the boundary conditions is given for background metric and NS-NS

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