The spectrum-generating groups program and the string

Foundations of Physics 18 (3):245-275 (1988)
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Abstract

Schrödinger's approach was analytical, but it is equivalent to an algebraic treatment. We review the evolution of group theory as a physical tool and its application to the Hilbert space of Schrödinger's eigenstates. Special emphasis is put on recent results relating to the relativistic quantized string

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