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重力、ゲージ理論、その他の現象を記述できる、共形対称性を持つ量子化された一次元物体の物理理論
String theory proposes that the fundamental building blocks of the universe are tiny vibrating strings rather than point particles, and these strings have a special symmetry property that allows them to mathematically describe gravity, electromagnetic forces, and other forces simultaneously. This matters because it offers a potential path toward unifying all the forces of nature into a single coherent framework.
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弦理論(げんりろん、英: string theory)は、粒子を0次元の点ではなく1次元のとして扱う理論、仮説のこと。ひも理論、ストリング理論とも呼ばれる。
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