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Register a new userThe Presentation of the Quantum Algebra of Observables of the Closed Bosonic String in 1+3 Dimensions: The Presentation in Manifestly Lorentz Covariant Form
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Diethard Peter
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The quantum algebra of observables of the massive closed bosonic string in 1+3 dimensions has been developed so far in the rest frame of the string. In this paper a method to write this algebra in a manifestly Lorentz covariant form is explained and compared with an alternative approach in the literature.
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