Defining Superstring's Additional Dimensions

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Start date Jun 7, 2009
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In summary, according to the author, the dimensions higher than our classical four represent small, limited spaces where momentum can exist and be transferred. The five and six dimensions correspond to the electric and magnetic forces, respectively. The seven dimension corresponds to spin. The Planck scale is where the additional dimensions end and momentum can no longer be easily transferred between them. At the Planck scale, all objects have the same momentum. The higgs field interacts with particles in the 10D unit spacetime dimension. Massless particles would have zero length within this dimension.

Jul 17, 2009

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Adrian59

Is anyone still reading this thread? I know I was a bit provocative in my last comments but I was trying to stimulate some debate but instead there is silence. Have I broken a taboo. Surely my allusion to some serious maths hasn't put everyone off.

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