Any String Theory book suggestion?

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A discussion on recommended books for introducing string theory highlights "The Elegant Universe" by Brian Greene as a top suggestion. Participants clarify the correct spelling of Greene's name, noting the common confusion with another string theorist, Green. The book is praised for its effectiveness as an introductory resource, particularly for research projects.
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Anybody has a suggestion for a good book introducing string theory?
 
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The Elegant Universe, by Brian Green(e). can't remember if there's an e at the end of his name or not. There's two prominent string theorist's with last names Green, one is Greene the other is Green, I always get so confused. Anyway I think someone here already did a review on it.
 
Thanks a lot, it's for a research project, so it's going to be quite useful.
 
Originally posted by climbhi
The Elegant Universe, by Brian Green(e). can't remember if there's an e at the end of his name or not. There's two prominent string theorist's with last names Green, one is Greene the other is Green, I always get so confused. Anyway I think someone here already did a review on it.

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Yes, Brian Greene's name has an "e" at the end. And I second climbhi's suggestion. I think it's probably the best introduction in existence.
 

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