Abstract
We consider string theories in the operator formalism. In particular we develop Polyakov strings completely in the operator language. The operator approach turns out to be economical, self-contained and manifestly modular invariant.
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“Strings in the Operator Formalism.” Nuclear Physics B 303 (3): 455–521
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