Understanding the open string pair production of the Dp/D0 system
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Abstract: Consider a system consisting of D and D, placed parallel at a separation and with (assuming , the integer and ). When either D or D carries a worldvolume electric flux, one in general expects a non-vanishing open string pair production due to the pair of virtual open string/anti open string connecting the two D branes under the action of the applied flux. However, this will not be true for and when the D carries a pure electric flux. In this note, we will explore the case for which a finite non-vanishing open string pair production rate can indeed be produced when a certain worldvolume flux is applied to the Dp brane and understand the physics behind.
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