A note on transfinite M theory and the fine structure constant

A pr 2 00 1 A Note on Transfinite M Theory and the Fine Structure Constant

In this short note , using notions from p-Adic QFT and p-branes, we derive the transfinite M theoretical corrections (αM ) −1 = 100+61φ to El Naschie’s inverse fine structure constant value (αHS) −1 = 100+ 60φ which was based on a transfinite Heterotic string theory ormalism . φ is the Golden Mean 0.6180339.... Our results are consistent with recent Astrophysical observations of he Boomerang an...

2 1 Ju l 2 00 1 A Note on Transfinite M Theory and the Fine Structure Constant

In this short note , using concepts of p-Adic QFT and p-branes, we derive the transfinite M theory generalization of the inverse fine structure constant given by (αM ) −1 = 100 + 61φ . The orginal El Naschie and Selvam-Fadnavis inverse fine structure constant value (αHS) −1 = 100+60φ was based on a transfinite heterotic string theory and a quasiperiodic Penrose tiling formalism, respectively. H...

Varying Fine-Structure Constant and the Cosmological Constant Problem1

We start with a brief account of the latest analysis of the Oklo phenomenon providing the still most stringent constraint on time-variability of the fine-structure constant α. Comparing this with the recent result from the measurement of distant QSO’s appears to indicate a non-uniform time-dependence, which we argue to be related to another recent finding of the accelerating universe. This view...

the effects of cognitive strategies- note making and underlining- on iranian efl learners’ reading comprehension

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The Meaning of the Fine Structure Constant