RE: The Strings Theory: knowing the world of particles. by jlmol7

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science · @jlmol7 · Mar 29 '18

It is important to know that the Big Bang theory reminds us that the universe originated through a cosmological explosion. That is to say, the string theory (matter of the universe) and that of the Big Bang (birth of the universe) should be complementary when applied in a later Plank time. But the big problem that exists with the theory of the birth of the universe, is that the laws of physics can not be applied at the exact moment of the Big Bang.

> The Plank time is considered as the smallest time interval that can be measured.

For its part, string theory offers us to unify the four forces of nature: gravitational force, electromagnetic force, strong and weak forces. This is not anything, since it means connecting our understanding of gravity with that of the other forces of nature, a task unfortunately left by Albert Einstein with his death that April 18, 1955. But fortunately, in the theory of If it is possible to understand gravity in a quantum formalism, this is because the fundamental quantum components that govern gravitational interactions are strings instead of particles. Gravitons are traditionally considered point particles whose interactions lead to quantities that grow infinitely, which means they are immeasurable.

> All the phenomena that take place in the Universe are due to one or several of these forces.

Physicists have reached the conclusion (Mathematically) that there are many parallel universes.

* **Why not create a universe from a collision?** _A collision that would produce all the matter and radiation of the Universe._

String theory is a potential "theory of everything" that unites all matter and forces in a single theoretical framework, which describes the fundamental level of the universe in terms of vibrating strings instead of particles.

Scientists have been working to build a new model based on string theory, which describes the Universe congruently with the Standard Model of elementary particles, theory that describes fundamentals that constitute the Universe, and modern cosmology, that is, The theory aims to give a complete description of the fundamental structure of our Universe.

It is excellent to have suggestions from someone expert in the matter, I will keep it in mind for my next publications.

I am open to receiving other suggestions or corrections. Beforehand thank you very much. @lemouth

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@lemouth · Mar 29 '18

I was more meaning updating your post than answering me, in fact. Just to make the content agreeing with the title. 

In particular, you describe in your answer the content of one article that was proposed 7 years ago. At the end of the day, you are not talking about this article in your post. Which I find it a bit sad (as this embedding the expansion of the universe in a string theory framework is one of the interesting and novel point of the article. My guess is that you are referring to this:
  https://arxiv.org/abs/1108.1540
(from your references)

However, one thing:

> Physicists have reached the conclusion (Mathematically) that there are many parallel universes.

This is not correct. This has never been proved experimentally. This is just one option among plenty of options.

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@jlmol7 · Mar 29 '18

You are right, error corrected. Thank you very much. @lemouth

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