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Are the general principles of string theory “the properties of fundamental particles are due to their unique vibrational pattern of strings in 10 or 11 or 26 dimensions” incompatible with both general and special relativity? due to an observer would be able to detect changes in properties of fundamental particles e.g. electron charge, because of the perceived change to the observer of the time dependent vibrational pattern if the particle was traveling relative to the observer or experiencing a different level of gravitational potential ? Although the properties of the particle within its own reference frame would remain constant.