No. The mainstream string/M theory never will act correctly because this theory starts from wrong initial conditions. Most important is the fact that the smallest closed strings are inflexible. They are STILL the circles. But there are the correct elements. Just the “stringers” know that a bell is ringing but they do not know which one. When stringers will eliminate the totally incorrect assumption then the mainstream string/M theory will transform into my string/M theory. There is only one correct string/M theory i.e. my theory. Can you understand it?
So if your 'string theory' is completely different then you should call it something else. Why is this hard for you to understand? Its deceptive, as anyone reading you saying "My work explains string theory" will take it to mean "My work explains the work done in the mainstream community which is known as string theory", which is not the case. Rather you mean "My work contains concepts superficially similar to some concepts mentioned in the mainstream".
If your work doesn't until a supersymmetric 11 dimensional model of dual M2-M5 branes which reduces to 11 dimensional supergravity then you aren't talking about M theory, you're talking about something else. This is not a matter of ambiguity, as the 11 dimensional supergravity Lagrangian is entirely specified by symmetry constraints and it
must follow from M theory. As such if you cannot recover it you do not have M theory within your work and so you should call whatever it is something
different.
Probably you cannot because you, PhD and English man, even do not understand what the word “effective” means. The word “effective” means efficient, not approximate! We can say, for example, that the Newtonian Theory is an effective theory of the General Theory of Relativity (the GR) ONLY if within the GR we cannot find an exact solution i.e. when the GR is inefficient. But generally, the GR is the efficient/effective theory. Some dunce wrote that always the Newtonian Theory is the effective theory of the GR and you repeat this nonsense. So once more: Today the mainstream string/M theory is the inefficient theory whereas my string/M theory is the efficient/effective theory (not approximate) because my theory leads to the exact solutions, for example, to the exact mass of protons. Probably you wrote about the effective field theories. There indeed are some simplifications to find a rational solution.
Only a dunce can claim that the word “effective” means in physics ALWAYS “approximate”. You know, the main meaning is “efficient”.
This is something I've repeatedly corrected you on. It is, once again, a matter of what terminology means. Not all words in science mean the same as their common usage. For example "field" to a lay person means a wide open area covered in grass. To a mathematician is means something
very different. Likewise for 'group'. A 'group' to a lay person is a collection of people or objects. A group to a mathematician is something
very different.
So what about 'effective theory'. In the world of particle physics 'effective theory' doesn't mean 'this theory is very effective at describing the phenomenon in question' but rather 'this theory is a low energy
approximation to a more fundamental theory'. For example, Newtonian gravity can be obtained as the low energy, low velocity, low mass limit of general relativity. Therefore Newtonian gravity is an effective theory of general relativity. Electromagnetism is the non-quantum simplification of quantum electrodynamics so electromagnetism is an effective theory for QED. If A is an effective theory for B then it means in a particular simplification or limit B turns into A. A is simpler than B but doesn't apply to as many things.
I have explained this to you before, after you picked up the terminology from posts of mine but used it incorrectly. This is another example of you misusing terminology. In doing so, after you have been corrected on it, you are showing you are a dishonest person.
You still rewrite the Wikipedia but you cannot see that the mainstream string/M theory is the inefficient theory so there is certainty that this theory starts from wrong initial conditions.
Rewriting Wikipedia? What are you talking about?
The Type IIB is associated with cosmology. In reality, the phase space associated with the Type IIB has 120 elements but we can reduce it to 10 elements. Our Universe arose inside the torus associated with the Type IIB as the LOOP which is the 1D-brane.
Where does Type IIB come into it? That is a string theory model label, which you have not got in your work and thus the use of the Type IIB label is completely inappropriate.
Yes, various string models are all related by particular dualities but you have previously shown you do not understand them either, such as when you thought T duality amounted to actually changing a system, some kind of dynamics, rather than simply being a mathematical relationship. Of course you then accused me of not knowing about such things, despite these dualities being precisely my area of graduate research. Your excuse is that
your T duality isn't the standard T duality, which means that you aren't doing anything to do with T or S or U dualities, so you should call them something else!
This constant behaviour of yours, to essentially steal terminology from the mainstream and then label your own claims with such terminology is fundamentally dishonest. You've been doing it for years because all the stuff you yammer on about in regards to neutrinos isn't anything to do with the mainstream concept of neutrinos. Rather you just call some concept in your own work 'neutrinos'. What's the matter, can't get anyone to listen unless you lie through your teeth?
My string/M theory is the efficient/effective theory because is consistent with experimental data.
Accept you admitted you had predictions which fell outside of the experimental limits, so that statement of yours is also a lie.
The mainstream Holographic principle is associated with the Type IIA but there is the approximation that this superstring theory starts from the 0D-branes/black-holes i.e. the authors assume that the black-holes are the mathematical points.
Looks like you're unfamiliar with the origins of the holographic principle too. Unsurprisingly.
The mainstream holographic principle is centred around the duality called the AdS/CFT correspondence, specifically on $$AdS_{5}\times S^{5}$$ space-time formed in Type IIB string theory using stacked extremal D3 branes, linking it to N=4 Super Yang Mills defined on the Minkowski boundary of the AdS part of the space-time. Other space-times, field theories and brane configurations have since been explored but initially it was in Type IIB.
The thing relating M theory, Type IIA and D0 branes is something else, in that you use the properties of a stack of extremal D0 branes to construct an object which saturates a BPS bound, a particular kind of supersymmetric construct. With this you can probe non-perturbative parts of a model and via various technical things I'm certain you're too stupid to grasp you can arrive at a construct where 10 dimensional Type IIA string theory is seen as the limit of an 11 dimensional brane theory where one of the dimensions is compactified into a circle whose radius is small, even compared to the string and Planck scales. This was considered slightly before the AdS/CFT correspondence but is much lower profile in terms of what the 'mainstream holographic principle' is today within string theory. The
vast majority of work done on the holographic principle is in exploring modified Type IIB geometries, typically involving D3 branes as they lead to 4 dimensional field theories, ie what QCD and QED are.
Sylwester, I really hope you're aware that you're being stupid when you try to tell me how string theory or M theory work. Sure, I don't know the specifics of whatever your laughable bits of work which you call your string theory or M theory but I do know more about the mainstream concepts of string theory and M theory than you (but then so would anyone who has been within 50 miles of a science book, you set the bar very low). So trying pretend you know what the mainstream models say is ridiculous. Do you honestly think you're not going to have your lies exposed? Or do you really believe you understand what the mainstream says about these things?
is nothing to do with the mainstream notion of 'Type IIA superstrings' and therefore should be called something else.
They are the black holes in respect of the entanglement.
That statement isn't even coherent. Now you really are just throwing out buzzwords.
AlphaNumeric, if you will write the invectives then I will not discuss with you.
You don't discuss anything anyway. You just repeat the same tired boring adverts for your work. You are
incapable of discussion. When asked to provide details, you cannot. When you're corrected about things as basic as terminology, you ignore it. When contradictions are pointed out, you ignore it. When,
by your own admission, your work is inconsistent with experiment you make excuses. Over the years I've had to explain numerous things in mainstream physics to you yet you then claim you always understood it. Or alternatively you just redefine what terminology means and then claim you understood
your version of the holographic principle, which is down right dishonest of you.
The reason I keep calling you a liar and dishonest is you keep lying and being dishonest. You lie about the mainstream constantly.
Just write scientific arguments.
I asked you to demonstrate supergravity or Type II string models follow from your work, you couldn't. Instead you just redefine terminology. The problem there is
you. How can we have a scientific discussion about Type II string theory or M theory when you make up your own meanings for those? That isn't scientific, it's dishonest and pathetic.
You know, I can hurt your feelings as well but because on my forehead is not the number 666 so I will not do it. Just I will end such nonsensical discussion.
Go on, try to hurt my feelings. I generally find that when someone starts talking about '666' being written in people's foreheads it is impossible for them to hurt my feelings because they are
insane. You used to complain about communist conspiracies in physics, now you've moved onto talking about conspiracies to remove god, the imaginary man in the sky who many people claim talks to them, from science and signs of the devil, ie 666. It is one thing to complain there's a particular mindset in the scientific community, it is another thing to bring into it
imaginary beings and start whining about signs of the devil. That's going from just being bitter about being rejected by the scientific community to being
insane.
Oh and you didn't answer my questions. Do you think that by redefining terminology, such as 'string theory', 'M theory' and 'holographic principle', you're going to endear yourself to the mainstream community? Do you think that by saying "I've got M theory explained!" but actually you're doing something utterly different you're going to convince people working on M theory to listen to you? Do you think they won't just turn around and say "That has nothing to do with M theory, it is something different. You're being dishonest calling it M theory!"? If you come across as a dishonest person people will not bother to give you the time of day. Likewise with your ranting about 666 and a conspiracy to remove your god from science. It makes you sound
insane, not scientific. Do you really think this constant misrepresentation and accusations of conspiracies is going to get people to take you seriously?