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important part in
thermal field theory where one
compactifies time, in
string theory where one
compactifies the
extra dimensions of the theory, and in two-...
- of the more
obscure results in
terms of
compactified dimensions. For example, D-branes are seen as
compactified membranes from 11D M-theory.
Theories of...
- SU(2,2)
which is a
quadruple cover of the
conformal group C(1,3) of
compactified Minkowski spacetime.
Points in
Minkowski space are
related to subspaces...
-
matrices SL(2, Z). The term
modular curve can also be used to
refer to the
compactified modular curves X(Γ)
which are
compactifications obtained by
adding finitely...
-
dilaton in its
spectrum unless compactified. The
dilaton in type IIA
string theory parallels the
radion of M-theory
compactified over a circle, and the dilaton...
- Look up
compactification in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Compactification may
refer to:
Compactification (mathematics),
making a
topological space...
-
approaches an
aspect ratio of 0 in the limit. The
result is that this
compactified moduli space is a
sphere with
three points each
having less than 2π total...
- In
string theory, the
string theory landscape (or
landscape of vacua) is the
collection of
possible false vacua,
together comprising a
collective "landscape"...
-
richer level than just topological. For example,
modular curves are
compactified by the
addition of
single points for each cusp,
making them
Riemann surfaces...
- cir****vent this
problem (particularly if the
contracting phase is empty, i.e.
compactified Milne, and (2+1)-dimensional, due to the
inherent stabilizing rigidity...
