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Join expert and advanced topics on beyond the standard model of physics. This includes professionally researched theories like strings, branes, and LQG. Mainstream physics only.

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Graduate Is There a Fundamental Flaw in How We Understand Physical Laws?

maximus
May 22, 2003 · Replies 21 · May 25, 2003

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Undergrad Conflict Between Theories: What's at Stake?

einsteinian77
May 17, 2003 · Replies 26 · May 21, 2003

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Graduate Is a String Truly One-Dimensional in The Elegant Universe?

LogicalAtheist
May 20, 2003 · Replies 5 · May 20, 2003

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Graduate Finestructure constant not constant?

Bossieman
May 17, 2003 · Replies 3 · May 19, 2003

Replies: 3

Graduate Can String Theory Explain the Major and Minor Grooves in DNA?

quantumcarl
May 8, 2003 · Replies 1 · May 18, 2003

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Graduate The Importance of Theoretical Physics

RuroumiKenshin
Apr 28, 2003 · Replies 42 · May 17, 2003

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Graduate Is electric charge or field more fundamental in QED?

Alexander
May 15, 2003 · Replies 7 · May 16, 2003

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Graduate How Do Differential Forms Impact the Modeling of Physical Interactions?

Tyger
May 10, 2003 · Replies 1 · May 15, 2003

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Graduate Has anyone else encountered G dimensional theory?

MathematicalPhysicist
May 1, 2003 · Replies 4 · May 13, 2003

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High School Why were the four fundamental forces separated after the big bang?

KLscilevothma
May 7, 2003 · Replies 21 · May 11, 2003

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Graduate Force constants and semi-natural units

arivero
Apr 15, 2003 · Replies 3 · May 10, 2003

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Graduate What is the relation between F theory and M theory?

MathematicalPhysicist
Apr 22, 2003 · Replies 37 · May 8, 2003

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Graduate Can untestable theories like Big Bang cosmology and dark energy qualify as science?

Ivan Seeking
Apr 30, 2003 · Replies 20 · May 5, 2003

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Graduate Why do we assume that the other 6 dimensions that are curled up are spacial

Jack
Apr 28, 2003 · Replies 3 · May 3, 2003

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Graduate Baez says what if area is more fundamental than length

marcus
Apr 27, 2003 · Replies 6 · Apr 29, 2003

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Graduate Object in a Time Field: What Would It Feel?

wimms
Apr 24, 2003 · Replies 4 · Apr 29, 2003

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Graduate Alternative atomic model with single orbiting electron per element

toppam
Apr 25, 2003 · Replies 2 · Apr 26, 2003

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Graduate What Is a Sphere in Four-Dimensional Space?

toppam
Apr 25, 2003 · Replies 2 · Apr 25, 2003

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Graduate Can Gravity Escape a Brane While Nongravitational Fields Cannot?

RuroumiKenshin
Apr 12, 2003 · Replies 21 · Apr 24, 2003

Replies: 21

Graduate What is the 8D Cross Vector Product?

dr-dock
Apr 23, 2003 · Replies 1 · Apr 23, 2003

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Graduate What Are the Effects of Quantum Time on Mathematical Differentiation?

Einstiensqd
Apr 9, 2003 · Replies 15 · Apr 21, 2003

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Graduate Why are curled-up dimensions and superstrings associated with Planck length?

Jack
Apr 16, 2003 · Replies 2 · Apr 21, 2003

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Graduate What are super gravity theory and the metric?

Royce
Apr 8, 2003 · Replies 3 · Apr 18, 2003

Replies: 3

Graduate What Are the Best Resources to Learn Operators and Operator Theory?

von_Bismarck
Apr 14, 2003 · Replies 3 · Apr 18, 2003

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Graduate Multiverse Theory: Is Our Universe Weird?

Jack
Apr 10, 2003 · Replies 8 · Apr 16, 2003

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Graduate Theory that everything is composed of 'string'

Jack
Apr 6, 2003 · Replies 13 · Apr 9, 2003

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Graduate What Missing Links in Physics Theory Are We Overlooking in the Interstices?

Loren Booda
Mar 28, 2003 · Replies 22 · Apr 9, 2003

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Graduate Will the laws of physics stay the same in a different universe?

Turtle
Mar 31, 2003 · Replies 16 · Apr 7, 2003

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Graduate What would be the fifth dimensional property of a Tesseract?

avemt1
Mar 18, 2003 · Replies 35 · Apr 7, 2003

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Graduate Is all physics logically expressible and observable?

Loren Booda
Apr 3, 2003 · Replies 3 · Apr 4, 2003

Replies: 3

Graduate Unfolding the Universe: A Theory of Multiscale Interactions

John274
Mar 31, 2003 · Replies 2 · Apr 1, 2003

Replies: 2

Graduate Vortex theory claims relativity's time assumptions are wrong

amp
Apr 1, 2003 · Replies 4 · Apr 1, 2003

Replies: 4

Undergrad Whatever happened to Occam's Razor?

mouseman
Mar 29, 2003 · Replies 3 · Mar 31, 2003

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Graduate How are the three fundamental forces of motion unified?

Selnex
Mar 22, 2003 · Replies 4 · Mar 25, 2003

Replies: 4

Graduate Impossibilities of the superstring theory

Einstiensqd
Mar 21, 2003 · Replies 6 · Mar 23, 2003

Replies: 6

Graduate Does spontaneous symmetry breaking violate energy conservation?

drag
Mar 22, 2003 · Replies 2 · Mar 22, 2003

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Graduate Is the MicroElectroMagnetoValence Theory Viable in Modern Physics?

Ben-CS
Mar 17, 2003 · Replies 3 · Mar 18, 2003

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Welcome to the Theoretical Physics forum!

Theoretical physics is a branch of physics that focuses on developing mathematical models and theoretical frameworks to explain and predict physical phenomena. Theoretical physicists strive to understand the fundamental principles that govern the universe, often delving into realms beyond immediate experimental observation.

This field involves the creation of mathematical equations and conceptual frameworks, exploring topics such as quantum mechanics, general relativity, and particle physics.

Theoretical physicists contribute to our understanding of the universe at both the smallest and largest scales, seeking to formulate elegant and comprehensive theories that describe the underlying principles of the cosmos, even if some aspects remain challenging to verify experimentally.

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