U.S.-Japan Cooperative Research: Noncritical String Theory and Nondecoupling in Electroweak Theory

9315099 D‘Hoker该奖项支持加州大学洛杉矶分校物理系Eric D’Hoker教授和日本东京工业大学物理系Norisuke Sakai教授之间为期两年的合作研究项目。这项联合研究的目标是调查五个项目--四个是非临界弦理论，一个是四维粒子理论的非解耦效应。这种合作自1988年以来一直在进行，迄今已出版了许多出版物。关于非临界弦的前四个项目是密切相关的，需要在超几何、超弦、拓扑量子场论和矩阵模型方面的经验。两位研究人员都致力于研究非脱钩效应，并将继续这样做。联合研究是调查人员各自研究的自然延伸，将受益于他们在问题的不同方面进行了工作。***

9315099 D'Hoker This award supports a two-year cooperative research project between Professor Eric D'Hoker, Department of Physics, University of California, Los Angeles, and Professor Norisuke Sakai, Department of Physics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan. The objective of the joint research is to investigate five projects-- four in non-critical string theory and one on non-decoupling effects in four dimensional particle theory. The collaboration has been in progress since 1988 and has produced numerous publications to date. The first four projects on non-critical strings are closely related and require experience in supergeometry, superstrings, topological quantum field theory, and matrix models. Both investigators have worked on non-decoupling effects and continue to do so. The joint research is a natural extension of the investigators' respective studies and will benefit from the fact that they have worked on different sides of the problem. ***