Sectors in String theory and the N-S N-S sector

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Hey folks,

Can somone explain what is meant by a 'sector' in string theory, or provide links/refs. I've tried a search on google and xxx.lanl.gov but nothing very useful turns up.

Also, what is the N-S N-S sector (I know it stands for Neveu Schwarz). I think its a description of fermions that are periodic / anti periodic on a closed string, is this about right??

Any help appreciated!
 
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