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The ultraviolet cutoff on a quantum field theory can be interpreted as acondensate of the affine curvature such that while the maximum of the affineaction gives the power-law corrections, its minimum leads to the emergence ofgravity. This mechanism applies also to fundamental strings as their spinlessunstable ground levels can be represented by the scalar affine curvature suchthat open strings (D-branes) decay to closed strings and closed strings tofinite minima with emergent gravity. Affine curvature is less sensitive tomassive string levels than the tachyon, and the field-theoretic and stringyemergent gravities take the same form. It may be that affine condensationprovides an additional link between the string theory and the known physics atlow energies.

Emergent Gravity Completion in Quantum Field Theory, and Affine Condensation in Open and Closed Strings