functorial quantum field theory
Reshetikhin?Turaev model? / Chern-Simons theory
FQFT and cohomology
The Veneziano amplitude is the tree-level string scattering amplitude for the scattering of four open bosonic strings in their tachyon states. Hence equivalently it is a certain 4-point function in a certain boundary 2d CFT.
Historically, this amplitude first arose in dual resonanace models? and the realization that it has a natural interpretation as the scattering of strings was one of the main original motivations for the development of string theory.
In p-adic string theory (see there) one considers adelic integral-variants of the Veneziano amplitude.
Michael Green, John Schwarz, Edward Witten, section 1.1 of Superstring theory Volume 1, Cambridge Monographs on Mathematical Physics, 1987
Gerard 't Hooft, section 1.2 and section 6 of Introduction to string theory 2004 (pdf)
The Veneziano amplitude pdf
Discussion in the context of Riemann hypothesis and physics is in
Textbook review includes (16.49) in
See also:
Clifford Cheung, Grant N. Remmen, Veneziano Variations: How Unique are String Amplitudes? [arXiv:2210.12163]
Nicholas Geiser, Lukas W. Lindwasser, Generalized Veneziano and Virasoro amplitudes [arXiv:2210.14920]
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