arXiv · hep-th/9705239
Nonrenormalization of Mass of Some Nonsupersymmetric String States
Abstract
It is argued that the quantum correction to the mass of some very massive, nonsupersymmetric states vanishes in inverse proportion to their tree-level mass to all orders in string loops. This approximate nonrenormalization can explain the agreement between the perturbative degeneracy of these states and the Sen entropy of the associated black holes.
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Atish Dabholkar, Gautam Mandal, P. Ramadevi. 1997-09-24. Nonrenormalization of Mass of Some Nonsupersymmetric String States. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0550-3213(98)00160-6
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