Steve Weinberg says 6 of the 10 dimensions may be curled up very tiny.

According to Ward, the electromagnetic field can be thought of as a particular code in twistor space that is preserved by twistor transformations.

This in evident in the 10D across 11D twistor-space map that I presented.

Twistors are not the whole picture. My presentation goes deeper. On page 316 of "Superstrings And The Theory Of Everything" we learn that one of the things post-modern physics has to do is re-write string theory so it is free from any particular choice of gauge or space-time slice. I may have just done that!

The book suggests that "The various theories we see around today are simply different phases of the one, unified theory" ; exactly! I read with amazement as each theory discussed in the book, fitted so readily into the structure I had written in biro on sheets of paper. A structure I visualised and tried to draw months ago.

"What is called for is a prespace description for the true origin of the string world"- exactly what I may have done!

"Then, at some particular point in... but a particular point in what? Certainly not space or time, for these are now classical, large scale things" page 317 of "Superstrings And The Theory Of Everything". The presentation I gave fulfills this!

Page 321: "To my knowledge there is no direct connection between Mandelbrot's fractals and the dimensions of superstring theory"; I show how, that now there is!

"Once we leave the world of point particles behind, it may be necessary to put on a new set of intellectual clothing" (page 321): precisely!

See page 322; for evidence that certain of the fundamental constants of nature must change with time!

p333 "For Bohm, mathematics is a relatively limited language in which to understand the universe".

P321 "In Mandelbrot's world, dimensions are no longer fixed but behave in curious mutable ways"

-dolphin

• Alan, what your work are you citing? - alexander - November 18, 2001 - 15:38 UTC
  • I think it's called, Superstrings, and a Search for the.. - luis_hamburgh - November 18, 2001 - 18:57 UTC
    • No, I mean in which YOUR work you have DONE that? - alexander - November 19, 2001 - 16:08 UTC
      • (he means you, Alan) - luis_hamburgh - November 20, 2001 - 01:33 UTC
        • Alex: reformat the tables in my posts! - dolphin - November 20, 2001 - 07:04 UTC
          • I don't think you need more than 3 dimensions. - alexander - November 20, 2001 - 16:48 UTC
            • I don't think so - harvey1 - November 20, 2001 - 19:06 UTC
              • Not nesessary. I published first paper when student. - alexander - November 20, 2001 - 20:50 UTC