Examples of 'heterotic' in a sentence
Meaning of "heterotic"
heterotic (adjective) - Referring to a type of theoretical physics related to heterotic strings, which are fundamental objects in string theory that combine aspects of the superstring and the bosonic string
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- Of or pertaining to heterosis.
- Describing a hybrid form of string theory (See Heterotic string theory on Wikipedia)
- A hybrid organism of this kind.
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Massless gauge bosons in heterotic string theory.
No heterotic effects were found for the growth traits studied.
From bosonic string theory to heterotic string theory.
The cloning of heterotic genes may require additional genomic and nearly isogenic resources.
The same is also true for the two heterotic theories.
The third part is devoted to heterotic compactifications with flux and their symmetries.
We also use the twist to relate flux vacua of heterotic string.
The heterotic string theories are based on a peculiar hybrid of a type I superstring and a bosonic string.
I have refocused my research from bosonic string theory to heterotic string theory.
The heterotic string theory relies on a peculiar hybrid of a sort I particle and a bosonic string.
Abstract, We study various aspects of heterotic compactifications with torsion.
The heterotic phenotype can be yield-related.
In multidimensional superstring theory distance scales inverted by T-duality apply to heterotic theories.
For establishment of heterotic groups, two approaches have been outlined in the literature.
Ashoke Sen studied S-duality in the context of heterotic strings in four dimensions.
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Hybrids that maintain the heterotic phenotype for the desired trait ( s ) comprise a heterosis-related mutation.
Type I string theory turns out to be equivalent by S-duality to the heterotic string theory.
The hybrid plant may show heterotic phenotypes compared to the non-mutant inbred parent plant.
F-theory is also conjectured to be dual to the heterotic string in 8 dimensions.
One approach, pioneered by Witten, Hořava, Burt Ovrut, and others, is known as heterotic M-theory.
Type IIA and IIB are related by T-duality, as are the two Heterotic theories.
