Heterotic

Hedrick and Levin 1984 suggested a mechanism that greatly increases the probability of fixation for negatively heterotic chromosome rearrangements during migration and colonization of other demes. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Once established in a deme, a negatively heterotic one with a selective disadvantage for heterozygotes–DW gene arrangement can spread in homozygous form through a subdivided population by random local extinction and colonization. ❋ Unknown (2010)

There are types I and II strings of subtype A and B and the closed heterotic string. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This presumably requires physics which appeals to the heterotic group E_8, or in string theory the complexified CE_8 = E_8xE_8, which is a model of the heterotic string. ❋ John (2008)

But we know, for instance, that in the heterotic example I discussed above, the string threshold corrections are expressed in terms of the Dedekind function in terms of the moduli which has nothing to do with N = 1 D = 4 SUGRA couplings. ❋ Sean (2007)

In the early 1980's, I began to work on string theory again and in 1984, together with a group of younger collaborators, discovered the heterotic string, which at the time seemed to offer the possibility of explaining the ❋ Unknown (2005)

Another example is the appearance of the largest exceptional lie group, E8, as the gauge group of heterotic superstring theory. ❋ Cliff Pickover (2007)

Apart from the fact that instead of one there are five different, healthy theories of strings three superstrings and two heterotic strings there was another difficulty in studying these theories: we did not have tools to explore the theory over all possible values of the parameters in the theory. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Such non-perturbative connections between open and closed strings were discovered in this context a long time before the terms “open-closed transition”, or “open-closed duality” was invented, so people in the field point to other more recent examples as the prototype, such as here and even the heterotic/type I example in here. ❋ Cjohnson (2005)

In other limits, it looks like the SO (32) heterotic string. ❋ Mark (2005)

Admittedly consistent Type I superstrings and heterotic strings have some decorations that seem ad hoc to naive little me. ❋ Sean (2005)

In some other limits, it looks like weakly-coupled E8×E8 heterotic string theory. ❋ Mark (2005)

Genetic markers to locate and transfer heterotic chromosome blocks for increased pearl millet yields. ❋ Unknown (1996)

Hagelin in terms of E8XE8 heterotic superstrin­g and as an experienti ­al state in transcende­ntal meditation TM and the Maahrishi said " unified field is ATMA " ❋ Victor Udoewa (2012)