Übersetzung für "Superstring theory" in Deutsch

M-theory unifies all consistent versions of superstring theory.

The oldest superstring theory containing open strings was type I string theory.

It allows deep insights into the nature of superstring theory.

In this article we discuss some aspects of superstring theory.

Superstring theory -- what is it?

Consider the non-perturbative properties of superstring theory in D-branes, especially as applied to Dirichlet boundary conditions with dual open strings that are T-transformed.

According to Richard Madsen, Chinese scientists with doctorates from prestigious American universities who practice Falun Gong claim that modern physics (for example, superstring theory) and biology (specifically the pineal gland's function) provide a scientific basis for their beliefs.

It was subsequently realized by string theorist Joseph Polchinski that the expanding Universe could have stretched a "fundamental" string (the sort which superstring theory considers) until it was of intergalactic size.

You may have heard about the Superstring theory, which falls into this research category attempting to climb over Planck's wall, and that considers more than 4 dimensions in space-time - contemplating a 10 dimensional space-time.

For example, if we look at the scenario associated with the superstring theory, we can see that this theory predicts that, at no point in its history, and at no point in its space, was the universe able to go beyond a certain maximum temperature, which is very high, but not infinite.

The methodology is to narrow in on the most sophisticated explanation, as when first learning Newtonian physics, then refining it with Einstein's theory of relativity, and then refining that with superstring theory.

Dine works on the "phenomenology" (i.e. experimentally testable models for low energy) of supersymmetric extensions of the Standard Model and of superstring theory.

As Joanna Hoffmann describes: “According to superstring theory our universe contains extra dimensions compacted to the subatomic level and hidden from our limited perception.

As Joanna Hoffmann describes: "According to superstring theory our universe contains extra dimensions compacted to the subatomic level and hidden from our limited perception.

Physicist Brian Greene explains superstring theory, the idea that minscule strands of energy vibrating in 11 dimensions create every particle and force in the universe.

The International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Geometric Analysis, Gravitation and String Theory aims to promote research in mathematical physics in an area related in the widest sense to Einstein's theory of general relativity, ranging from pure mathematics (differential geometry and the theory of partial differential equations) to the physics of black holes, gravitational waves and cosmological applications of Einstein's theory and all the way to the most recent efforts to reconcile Einstein's theory with quantum mechanics in the framework of superstring theory and M theory.