sol
Apr18-04, 06:25 PM
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http://www.rdegraaf.nl/image/penrose.jpg
Roger Penrose
One of the questions for me would be to understand how such an
integration might have found this theory, together with string theory?
[Moderator's note: "Twisting theory" is probably sol's idiosyncratic name
for "Twistor theory". LM]
http://www.rdegraaf.nl/image/penrose.jpg
Roger Penrose
One of the questions for me would be to understand how such an
integration might have found this theory, together with string theory?
[Moderator's note: "Twisting theory" is probably sol's idiosyncratic name
for "Twistor theory". LM]