The phantom term in open string field theory

The phantom term in open string field theory

A bstract We show that given any two classical solutions in open string field theory and a singular gauge transformation relating them, it is possible to write the second solution as a gauge transformation of the first plus a singular, projector-like state which describes the shift in the open strin...

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