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Episodes


22. Computation of the Wilson Loop

6. Holographic Principle

20. Euclidean Correlation Functions: Two-point Functions

7. Structure of Large N Expansion

14. Physics of D-branes, Part II

5. Black Hole Thermodynamics

8. Large N Expansion as a String Theory, Part I

3. Causal Structure of a Black Hole and Black Hole Temperature

15. Physics of D-branes, Part III

23. Duality at a Finite Temperature and Finite Chemical Potential

10. Basics of String Theory and Light-cone Gauge

12. String Spectrum and Graviton

9. Large N Expansion as a String Theory, Part II

17. More on AdS / CFT Duality

18. General Aspects of the Duality

2. Classical Black Hole Geometry

Day 1: Identity and Genre; Part 1

Teaching Reflection: Day 3

Day 2: STEM Nuggets; Part 1
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