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String theory scientists are saying they need 10 dimensions (9+1) to make their theory mathematically correct.

Depends upon which string theory you're referring to - I believe that taking into account all different versions of string theories, the number of dimensions they predict range from 7 to 26 or something like that.

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Depends upon which string theory you're referring to - I believe that taking into account all different versions of string theories, the number of dimensions they predict range from 7 to 26 or something like that.

 

I believe M-Theory which unifies the five different string theories requires 10+1 dimensions.

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Depends upon which string theory you're referring to

 

 

Initial one, the one which is described by Leonard Susskind in his book The Cosmic Landscape: String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design. He is saying on page ~290 about 9+1 dimensions needed. It's close to section describing his the first meeting with Murray Gell-Mann. I enjoyed reaction of Murray and his open mind.

 

(not that I agree with and support this theory)

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