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In string theory, particles is vibrating strings. However, QFT treats particles as excitations in a quantum field. Can both of these theories be correct? If so, how does them fit together?
String theory conceptualizes particles as vibrating strings, while Quantum Field Theory (QFT) describes them as excitations within a quantum field. Perturbative string theory positions QFT as an approximation of string theory, suggesting compatibility between the two frameworks. Non-perturbative string theory introduces conjectures that propose equivalence between string theory and QFT. This discussion highlights the potential for integrating the frequency of vibrations in string theory with the behavior of quantum particles in QFT.
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