The Early Universe: How to Describe the Big Bang in New M-Theory and String Theory.
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| author | Rene, Gerg |
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| contents | <p>1. The Big Bang is a manifestation of the dynamics and restructuring of fundamental strings/membranes in a multidimensional quantum field with a lack of linear singularities, where the birth of macroscopic space-time dimensions occurs.<br>2. The expansion of the Universe is the dynamics of the transition of nonlinearly coupled modes of membranes from a chaotic system to a stable structure — space and time with observable matter and energy.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Early Universe: How to Describe the Big Bang in New M-Theory and String Theory. Rene, Gerg String theory Quantum computers Quantum physics Quantum Theory Quantum field theory Metaphysics Metaphysics Theoretical physics Physical cosmology <p>1. The Big Bang is a manifestation of the dynamics and restructuring of fundamental strings/membranes in a multidimensional quantum field with a lack of linear singularities, where the birth of macroscopic space-time dimensions occurs.<br>2. The expansion of the Universe is the dynamics of the transition of nonlinearly coupled modes of membranes from a chaotic system to a stable structure — space and time with observable matter and energy.</p> |
| title | The Early Universe: How to Describe the Big Bang in New M-Theory and String Theory. |
| topic | String theory Quantum computers Quantum physics Quantum Theory Quantum field theory Metaphysics Metaphysics Theoretical physics Physical cosmology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18071592 |