The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT2) UNDATED -- Sept. 1, 2003 -- SCI-STRING-THEORY -- For 20 years, physicists have hoped that they would be able to find concrete answers to explain string theory, a mathematically labyrinthine effort to portray nature as made up of tiny wriggling strings and membranes, rather than pointlike particles or waves. But recent work in string theory seems to leave physics further than ever from that dream of a unique answer. In an undated photo, Dr. Leonard Susskind of Stanford, Jan. 11, 2001, says string theorists and cosmologists are confronted with "the cosmic landscape,'' a sort of metarealm of space-times. (Jonathan Player/The New York Times)
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