The discovery of string theory as a potential unified theory was something of an accident. In a context unrelated to the unification of forces, researchers in the 1970's wondered what theory one might be able to write down to describe a fundamental quantum string -- an object with a finite spatial extent, which could not be described in terms of deeper constituents. It was certainly an interesting new mathematical problem in a physical context.
Such a string would be described classically by giving the location of an object extended like a (straight or curved) line in space at a given time. The string could be closed, like a loop, or open, with two end points
This guy is utter rubbish...VIGNESH@imperatore has copied all the stuff from theory.tifr.res.in/~mukhi/Physics/string2.html
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