Can tiny vibrating strings explain the universe? Discover the secrets of string theory and the quest for a theory of ...

concept — that the spectrum of subatomic particles can be imagined as strings vibrating at different frequencies, like the notes played on a violin. No wonder then, that such a (seemingly ...

A string is driven by a function generator that is attached to an oscillator. By adjusting the frequency of the oscillation, the string can be used to demonstrate standing waves. A strobe light is ...

Sound is actually a vibration. A vibration is when an object moves backwards and forwards very, very quickly – like this guitar string. The movement causes the air to vibrate out in all ...

The universe is crying out the presence of G-d, and despite appearances, reality is truly unlimited.

The vibrations are modeled based on how far down the string you pluck from. The velocity of midi notes are mapped to both pluck position, as well as pluck strength." It's difficult to play an ...

This article was originally published with the title “ The Vibrating String of the Pythagoreans ” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 217 No. 6 (December 1967), p. 92 doi:10.1038 ...

string theory says that everything is made of unbelievably tiny strings, whose vibrations produce effects that we interpret as atoms, electrons and quarks. In order for that to work, string theory ...

As we have seen from this lecture, the qualitative nature of the free response of a system will depend on the particular initial conditions given to the system. For example, for a two-DOF system ...