All Known Physics

May 15, 2012 mcwiner 1 comment

I recently took in a lecture by Neil Turok of Cambridge University. The lecture referred to an equation of all known physics to date. Turok comments that it is currently incomplete but explains millions of experiments with only 18 free variables.

Without further ado, here is the equation:

allknownphysics1

Here is a link to the lecture:
http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=551&Itemid=568&lecture_id=6462

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#1 | Written by Heiti about 3 years ago.

ummm, where do you see 18 free variables?

e, i, h, pi, R and G are constants, I think? I don’t pretend, that I understand it, but just wanted to clarify, I could be wrong
As I understand, constants are raising out of the scale we measure things. If we take h as unit, it all looks different, but other constants would be still – constants. Different constants but constants nevertheless?

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