Stretching Wiggly Strings
Jaewan Kim, Pierre Sikivie
Abstract
How does the amplitude of a wiggle on a string change when the string is stretched? We answer this question for both longitudinal and transverse wiggles and for arbitrary equation of state, i.e., for arbitrary relation between the tension τ and the energy per unit length ε of the string. This completes our derivation of the renormalization of string parameters which results from averaging out small scale wiggles on a string. The program is presented here in its entirety.
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