Help looking for a string theory equation.

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ever since i heard about how string theory clames to be able to describe particles through string vibrations, i have been looking for the equation that relates particles to string vibrations, i.e., by using this equation i could as a example:"see what string vibration is a electron". do any of you know this equation, and can you please provide it?
thank you.
PS: i want the superstring one.
 
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