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Subject: Internal forces within the strings Author: Knut Holt [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 01/20/16 2:31pm In reply to: Knut Holt 's message, "String theory and M-theory" on 10/ 6/14 1:39pm The tring-theory contains however a paradox that seems contrary to quantum mechanics or at least an open unanswared theoretical question. If on really mean seriously that those strings or branes are vibrating, or not just using this therm as a mathematical abstract analogy, there must be some internal fores within those strings. In other words, the string theory explains forces between particles, but imply a new kind of force inside the strings. This is because vibration is a alternation between potential and kinetic energy within an object, and that alternation is mediated by internal forces. Must then these forses be understood as semi-classical continuous forces in a continuous material, only that the amount energy in the vibration is quantisized, or must one regard the strings and branes as consisting of even smaller particles, possibly 0-brabnes, with some even smaller bosons carrying forces between them? Knut Holt http://www.mydeltapi.com [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]