One often hears the words "string tension" in string theory. But what does it really mean? In ordinary physics "tension" in an ordinary classical string arises from the fact that there are elasticity in the string material which is a consequence of the molecular interaction (which is electromagnetic in nature). But string theory, being the most fundamental framework to ask questions about physics (as claimed by the string theorists) can not take such elasticity for granted from the start. So my question is, what does "tension" mean in the context of string theory? Perhaps this question is foolish but please don't ignore it.

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