List of String Theory Topics - People

People

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  • Nima Arkani-Hamed
  • Michael Francis Atiyah
  • Tom Banks
  • David Berenstein
  • Gerald Cleaver
  • Robbert Dijkgraaf
  • Jacques Distler
  • Michael Douglas
  • Michael Duff
  • Sergio Ferrara
  • Willy Fischler
  • Daniel Friedan
  • Rajesh Gopakumar
  • Michael Green
  • Brian Greene
  • David Gross
  • Steven Gubser
  • Sergei Gukov
  • Jeffrey Harvey
  • Petr Hořava
  • Gary Gibbons
  • Michio Kaku
  • Renata Kallosh
  • Theodor Kaluza
  • Anton Kapustin
  • Igor Klebanov
  • Oskar Klein
  • Hong Liu
  • Juan Maldacena
  • Donald Marolf
  • Emil Martinecm
  • Shiraz Minwalla
  • Gregory Moore
  • Lubos Motl
  • Sunil Mukhi
  • Robert Myers
  • Asad Naqvi
  • K. S. Narain
  • Horatiu Nastase
  • Nikita Nekrasov
  • André Neveu
  • Dimitri Nanopoulos
  • Holger Bech Nielsen
  • Peter van Nieuwenhuizen
  • Hirosi Ooguri
  • Joseph Polchinski
  • Alexander Polyakov
  • Arvind Rajaraman
  • Lisa Randall
  • Seifallah Randjbar-Daemi
  • Martin Rocek
  • John H. Schwarz
  • Nathan Seiberg
  • Ashoke Sen
  • Steve Shenker
  • Warren Siegel
  • Eva Silverstein
  • Matthias Staudacher
  • Andrew Strominger
  • Leonard Susskind
  • Paul Townsend
  • Sandip Trivedi
  • Cumrun Vafa
  • Gabriele Veneziano
  • Erik Verlinde
  • Herman Verlinde
  • Edward Witten
  • Tamiaki Yoneya
  • Alexander Zamolodchikov
  • Alexei Zamolodchikov
  • Barton Zwiebach

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