An Introduction to String Theory
5.3.2 Mass Spectrum (Open Bosonic String) 75 5.3.3 Analysis of the Mass Spectrum 77 5.4 Exercises 79 6. Introduction to Conformal Field Theory 80 6.1 Conformal Group in dDimensions 80 6.2 Conformal Algebra in 2 Dimensions 83 6.3 (Global) Conformal Group in 2 Dimensions 85 6.4 Conformal Field Theories in d Dimensions 86
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