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	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : String theory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In particle-accelerator experiments, physicists observed that the angular momentum of a hadron is exactly proportional to the square of its energy.
		In order to account for these "Regge trajectories," physicists turned to a model where each hadron was in fact a rotating string, moving in accordance with Einstein's special theory of relativity.
		Michael Green on string theory in a Scientific American article, September 1986.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /topic/String_theory.html (2863 words)

	VECTORS For July 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In the late 1960s, an Italian physicist named Gabriele Veneziano was looking for a new approach to the description of the strong force, and came across a set of equations created by the 19th-century Swiss mathematician Leonard Euler that seemed to be remarkably convenient for describing particle interactions.
		In the course of their efforts, the two physicists came to an interesting revelation: string theory could encompass the graviton, the mysterious undiscovered messenger particle of gravity.
		In 1979, however, Schwartz was on a visit to CERN and ran into a British physicist, Michael B. Green (born 1946) of the University of London, who was a fellow string-theory diehard.
	www.vectorsite.net /v2006m07.html (7747 words)

	Strung Out
		A mathematician by training and inclination, he is peeved, evidently, at the sloppy way in which physicists have made use of mathematics, and thinks that if physicists persuaded themselves to think more rigorously—more like real mathematicians, that is—they could reason their way out of trouble.
		He has a deep knowledge of the history of physics, and understands that physicists have always been a little cavalier in their use of mathematics.
		He focuses instead on the conceptual puzzles that physicists face, and emphasizes, as Woit does not, that string theory from the outset possessed serious deficiencies in its ability to address certain crucial issues.
	www.wilsoncenter.org /index.cfm?fuseaction=wq.essay&essay_id=204018 (1442 words)

	String theory information - Search.com
		In particle-accelerator experiments, physicists observed that the spin of a hadron is never larger than a certain multiple of the square of its energy.
		This first superstring revolution was started by a discovery of anomaly cancellation in type I string theory by Michael Green and John Schwarz in 1984.
		When physicists study the quantum behavior of electromagnetism, they can't solve the whole theory exactly, because every particle may emit and receive many other particles, which may also do the same, endlessly.
	www.search.com /reference/String_theory (5450 words)

	RachelGreen.Com:
		Michael Green, 51 yrs, Scientist in Perth, Western Australia.
		Richard Feynman, he was a theoretical physicist and I admire his awe inspiring capacity to understand physics and to be able to explain it to lesser minds...
		More details of Michael and how he found meaning in his life from scientific searching for answers and by realising that the Sun was in Midlife can be found in chapter 20 in Midlife And Happiness.
	www.rachelgreen.com /cgi-bin/a.pl?profiles2 (229 words)

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		For instance, the first family consists of quarks called the "up" and "down" quarks, and the second family is the "strange" and "charmed" quarks, and the third family is the "bottom" and "top" quarks.
		The charm quark was discovered in 1974, for instance, before the evidence for the existence of quarks was really in hand -- before physicists were really convinced that experimentally we knew for sure there were quarks.
		But from a physicist's point of view, I say that it's very likely that the vast underlying object is Nature, because of the fact that all these different classification schemes that have been, so far, brought into the "A-D-E" set-up, relate to physics: they're all important mathematical-physics objects.
	www.mishlove.com /transcripts/sirag.htm (6656 words)

	The Philadelphia Society for Art, Literature & Music
		The participants in the project are hoped to include representatives of the Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship of Philadelphia, American Mevlevis Kabir and Camille Helminski, the poet and translator Coleman Barks, The Illumination Band with artist Michael Green, singer/songwriter Michael London and others from the USA to be announced.
		Celebrated artist and author, Michael Green was on hand for the exciting book release and signing of "One Song," the long awaited sequel to "The Illuminated Rumi", a New York Times top-ten best seller.
		Accompanying her with music was Chris Wertenbaker on the oud, the Middle Eastern lute, and Jeff Greene on several middle eastern instruments.
	www.thepsalm.org /index.html (2886 words)

	Nature Watch
		This site, for which Frenchman Patrick Oudet and Australian Sue Asscher are responsible, shows how individuals can make extraordinary contributions to our knowledge and understanding.
		Physicist Bob Park's WHAT'S NEW is a response to silliness and stupidity mainly coming out of our nation's capitol.
		Michael Allin, Zarafa: A Giraffe's True Story, from Deep in Africa to the Heart of Paris
	www.acsu.buffalo.edu /~insrisg/nature (1850 words)

	Casino News & Articles - December 22, 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		"Prohibition doesn't work," says Alliance president Michael Bolcerek, going on to suggest that regulation and not prohibition should be the course steered by the US Congress.
		Rajesh Modha, a middle aged London nuclear physicist and father of three was celebrating a million dollar poker achievement this week as he banked a $1.2 million check from the Ladbrokes Poker Million having started the tournament as an outsider in a field of 25 000 players.
		The 44 year old fought off a Scandinavian invasion after a tense four hours of poker play to scoop the bumper $1.2 million payout and make him the newest poker millionaire.
	casinocashjourney.com /casino-news-dec-22-06.htm (11223 words)

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