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brane — /brān/ (physics) noun A multi dimensional surface embedded in a space with extra dimensions ORIGIN: From ↑membrane … Useful english dictionary
Brane — En théorie des cordes, une brane, ou p brane, est un objet étendu, dynamique, possédant une énergie sous forme de tension sur son volume d univers, qui est une charge source pour certaines interactions de la même façon qu une particule chargée,… … Wikipédia en Français
Brane — Recorded in a number of spellings including Brain, Brane, Brayne, and Brayn, this interesting Anglo Scottish surname has two possible origins. The first is locational from a village called Braine in Normandy, and as such was an introduction into… … Surnames reference
brane — mem·brane; mem·brane·less; … English syllables
Brane — Dieser Artikel wurde den Mitarbeitern der Redaktion Physik zur Qualitätssicherung aufgetragen. Wenn Du Dich mit dem Thema auskennst, bist Du herzlich eingeladen, Dich an der Prüfung und möglichen Verbesserung des Artikels zu beteiligen. Der… … Deutsch Wikipedia
brane — /breɪn/ (say brayn) noun Physics a multidimensional object with dimensions ranging from zero to nine. See p brane. {shortened form of membrane} …
Brane cosmology — refers to several theories in particle physics and cosmology motivated by, but not exclusively derived from, superstring theory and M theory.Brane and bulkThe central idea is that the visible, four dimensional universe is restricted to a brane… … Wikipedia
Brane Benedik — Nation Jugoslawien Jugoslawien Geburtst … Deutsch Wikipedia
Brane Mouton — Brane Mouton, Sorte rother Bordeauxwein … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
brane world — (also brane world) n. Physics a world model in which our space time is the result of a 3 brane moving through a space time of higher dimension, with all interactions except gravity being confined to the 3 brane … Useful english dictionary
brane — noun /bɹeɪn/ A hypothetical object extending across a number of (often specified) spatial dimensions, with strings in string theory seen as one dimensional examples … Wiktionary
