Superstrings theory help would be appreciated.

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The discussion focuses on seeking assistance with understanding superstring theory, including its foundational concepts and its relationship to quantum theory. The original poster expresses difficulty finding relevant information on the forum and requests links to helpful resources. A user recommends the PBS Nova program "The Elegant Universe" as a clear explanation of superstring theory. The original poster appreciates the links and acknowledges missing a key thread in the forum. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenge of grasping complex theoretical physics concepts and the community's willingness to share resources.
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I've searched up and down this forum to see if I could find anything on superstrings theory... if I overlooked it, my apologies.

I need help understanding the superstrings theory. And basically past ideas leading up to the superstring theory and the level of depth in which this theory works. If anyone can help me understand it... put up links to other threads in this site that I may have missed (I went to the "Strings, Branes, & LQG" forum but didn't find what I was looking for)... offer links to sites that are easy to understand... or just explain it to me in here... that would be greatly appreciated.

I'm just hoping to get a better understanding of the Superstrings theory in general and how it relates to the quantum theory.

thanks
 
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Hi there,
superstrings are really interesting, but somewhat hard to understand.
There is a program by Nova called The elegant universe that explains it really well.
Here is the link to the site:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/
And here is a direct link to where you can watch the programs online:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/program.html

On the site you can also find facts and interactive stuff that can help you understand.
As for my knowledge, these are what you call superstrings if not, I really appologise.
 
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Thanks Calavera. Even if there isn't much about superstrings in these clips (and by looking at it, it looks like there's a good amount) This will still help me a lot.

Thanks for the links!



keep 'em coming y'all :smile:
 
haha

thanks for that... I don't know how I missed the first thread in there.

I'l check it out
 
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