Cambridge University Press, 1987. — 608 p. — (Cambridge Monographs on Mathematical Physics). — ISBN: 052132999X.
In recent years, superstring theory has emerged as a promising approach to reconciling general relativity with quantum mechanics and unifying the fundamental interactions. Problems that have seemed insuperable in previous approaches take on a totally new character in the context of superstring theory, and some of them have been overcome. Interest in the subject has greatly increased following a succession of exciting recent developments. This two-volume book attempts to meet the need for a systematic exposition of superstring theory and its applications accessible to as wide an audience as possible.
One-loop diagrams in the bosonic string theory
One-loop diagrams in superstring theory
The gauge anomaly in type I superstring theory
Functional methods in the light-cone gauge
Some differential geometry
Low-energy effective action
Compactification of higher dimensions
Some algebraic geometry
Models of low-energy supersymmetry