- with two endpoints) or
closed (forming a
closed loop). D-
branes are an
important class of
branes that
arise when one
considers open strings. As an open...
-
Bran, also
known as miller's
bran, is the
component of a
cereal grain consisting of the hard layers – the
combined aleurone and pericarp – surrounding...
-
string theory.
There are also
instantonic D(−1)-
branes,
which are
localized in both
space and time. D-
branes were
discovered by Jin Dai,
Robert Leigh, and...
-
reviewed '"Colliding
Branes" as "fun stuff."
Tangent Online's Bob
Blough reviewed it as "more fun than past collaborations." "Colliding
Branes"
placed at fourteenth...
- higher-dimensional
branes. In
dimension p,
these are
called p-
branes. The word
brane comes from the word "membrane"
which refers to a two-dimensional brane.
Branes are...
- D-brane
configurations as
stacks of D9 and anti-D9-
branes after tachyon condensation. Such
stacks of
branes are
inconsistent in a non-torsion Neveu–Schwarz...
-
Bran Castle (Romanian:
Castelul Bran; German:
Schloss Bran or Die Törzburg; Hungarian: Törcsvári kastély) is a
castle in
Bran, 25
kilometres (16 mi) southwest...
-
length dimensional warping. Also,
these surfaces can be
mapped as
branes.
These branes can be
viewed as
objects with a
morphism between them. In this case...
- Look up
bran in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bran is the hard
outer layer of
cereal grains.
Bran may also
refer to:
Bran, Brașov, a
commune in Brașov...
- by
Andrew Strominger in his
speculative paper, and
another version of S-
branes was
studied by
Ashoke Sen. They are
thought to be
extended in the space-like/temporal...
