1) Concept in physics 2) Particle physics concept
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In physics, string theory is a theoretical framework in which the point-like particles of particle physics are replaced by one-dimensional objects called strings. String theory aims to explain all types of observed elementary particles using quantum states of these strings. In addition to the particles postulated by the standard model of particle ...
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in particle physics, a theory that attempts to merge quantum mechanics with Albert Einstein`s general theory of relativity. The name string theory ... [4 related articles]
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An important theory in modern physics in which the fundamental particles in nature are thought of as the musical notes or excitation modes of elementary strings. These strings have the shortest meaningful length, known as the Planck length (equal to about 10
-33 cm), but no thi...
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A theory that seeks to incorporate a quantum theory of gravity into the Standard Model. In this theory, the fundamental constituents of matter are not particles, but strings. The particles that are observed are manifestations of the vibrations of fundamental strings.
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noun (cosmology) a theory that postulates that subatomic particles are one-dimensional strings
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A theory of elementary particles incorporating relativity and quantum mechanics in which the particles are viewed not as points but as extended objects. String theory is a possible framework for constructing unified theories which include both the microscopic forces and gravity.
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The string theory is meant to describe the position the steering wheel in relation to accelerating or braking while driving on the track. The theory suggests that, when the wheel is turned, your foot is “lifted” from the brake pedal or the accelerator then as the wheel returns back to its straight position, your foot can begin to depress either...
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