string theory
- noun
- /strɪŋ ˈθɪəri/
- Specialized
- Researchers continue to explore how string theory may provide answers to unresolved questions in quantum mechanics.
- string theory and matter
And you see, string theory is a multiverse theory.
- And you see, string theory is a multiverse theory.
- I don't understand why that that shows that string theory is unscientific.
- It has corrections, and string theory tells you what those corrections are.
- So I'd say this paper strengthens the argument for string theory.
- And it it's there are also indications in string theory that you may need other dimensions.
- And and Rodger and Eric were both kind of detractors of the string theory concept, which is the prevailing thought right now.
- So you're not aware that is string theory, maybe string theory.
- And that's enough to ruin capital S string theory even had they been found.
- So you don't you don't think of string theory as an original idea.
- It's that the farm on string theory, which is completely not worked out.
Examples
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The austere beauty of the mathematics persuades many scientists that string theory must be right.
Academic text (2004) -
Many physicists believe that string theory could unify all fundamental forces of nature.
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Do you have any understanding of string theory?
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The first problem that appeared is that string theory only works in nine dimensions of space.
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OK, But there are certain aspects of string theory which obviously enable us to question that.
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Then two things happened almost simultaneously that split the history of string theory into two branches.
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These days there are hundreds of or maybe thousands of string theories attempting to do that.
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Please, how does M theory and string theory relate to what you've been talking to us about tonight?
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Be that as it may, I don't think that string theory qualifies as a "scientific theory" yet.
Blog text (33) -
" Scalapino immediately begins telling Bennett about his current project, something called string theory, dealing with subatomic physics.
Fiction book (1994)
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase follows the common and productive compound pattern 'X theory' meaning 'a theory about X', so a learner who knows 'string' and 'theory' will plausibly infer it is a theoretical account concerning strings. Although the specialized scientific sense (one-dimensional vibrating entities in particle physics) is technical, the basic compositional meaning is clear and predictable cross-linguistically.
Etymology
String theory comes from the picture of tiny strings that vibrate like guitar strings, where each different vibration makes a different result; that's why the name means the idea that particles are really tiny 'strings' and their vibrations decide what kind of particle they are.