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# Relations between Non-Commutative and Commutative Spacetime

@article{Tezuka2001RelationsBN,
title={Relations between Non-Commutative and Commutative Spacetime},
author={Kenichi Tezuka},
journal={arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory},
year={2001}
}
• K. Tezuka
• Published 6 April 2001
• Mathematics
• arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory
Spacetime non-commutativity appears in string theory. In this paper, the non-commutativity in string theory is reviewed. At first we review that a Dp-brane is equivalent to a configuration of infinitely many D($p-2$)-branes. If we consider the worldvolume as that of the Dp-brane, coordinates of the Dp-brane is commutative. On the other hand if we deal with the worldvolume as that of the D($p-2$)-branes, since coordinates of many D-branes are promoted to matrices the worldvolume theory is non…

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