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i know that superstrings are one dimensional objects but
are superstring a compression of matter of energy?
are superstring a compression of matter of energy?
They are abstract math concepts.europium said:what are they made out of... intriguing
You are speaking kind of loosely. The tension integrated along their length give us the energy which is equal to their mass. Is this a pulling tension or a pushing tension? And what gives rise to this tension? Does the tension come from the space-time metric trying to adjust itself to some "normal" condition? Thanks.selfAdjoint said:No. They are not made of matter.
Energy is the ability to do work or cause change. It comes in many forms such as kinetic, potential, thermal, electrical, and chemical energy.
Infinitely dense matter is a theoretical concept in physics where matter is compressed to a point of infinite density. This is also known as a singularity and is often associated with black holes.
Einstein's famous equation, E=mc^2, shows the relationship between energy and matter. In the case of infinitely dense matter, the mass is compressed to such a small volume that the energy contained within it becomes infinite.
Theoretically, yes. In certain extreme conditions, such as the high temperatures and pressures in the core of a star, energy can be converted into matter. However, the process is not reversible and the resulting matter will not be infinitely dense.
The study of energy and infinitely dense matter is important for understanding the fundamental laws of physics. It also has practical applications in fields such as astrophysics, nuclear energy, and particle physics. Additionally, the study of infinitely dense matter can provide insights into the nature of the universe and the origins of the cosmos.