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TheHeraclitus
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- Supersymmetry is often mentioned together with String theory, but do all String theories require it?
From what I understood Supersymmetry means there are more particles than we currently know about and they are predicted by (some/all, I do not know) versions of String theory.
Is it so important to String theory or can it work without SUSY?
Thank you!
Is it so important to String theory or can it work without SUSY?
Thank you!