The 3+1 visible dimensions out of 10+1 in super string theory have nothing to do with spontaneous symmetry breaking, they are to do with compactification.
LOL, the compactification is just the result of spontaneous symmetry breaking of the field, i.e. the condensation of Aether foam...

QUOTE (mott.carl+Oct 24 2006, 12:56 AM)
then the space-time in superstring theory is real or just a illusion projective of more high dimension.
The space concept is pretty simple thingy by
AWT, it simply means: this is the place, where the energy can be transfered. For example, the water surface is 2D space, being formed by Aether gradient. The energy prefers the mass/energy density gradient for its spreading - this is why the surface waves on the sea can destroy the boat, whereas the waves in air or underwater are quite subtle. The reason of such energy density is the torsion filled beneath the surface, which is the source of inertia.

By the same way, the foam membranes are forming the space in 3D and higher dimensions, just because they're forming a conductive paths for spatial energy spreading via transversal waves.
AlphaNumeric
24th October 2006 - 09:26 AM
QUOTE (Zephir+Oct 24 2006, 12:24 AM)
LOL, the compactification is just the result of spontaneous symmetry breaking of the field, i.e. the condensation of Aether foam...

I'm sorry, I was referring to theories which don't just steal the concepts of other theories, band them with a pretty animation and claim to have answered all the questions in the world of theoretical physics.
I've in no doubt you can't even do spontaneous symmetry breaking for even a simple Lagrangian, though you claim you've done some Lagrangian mechanics.
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