Definition of brane in English:

brane

noun breɪnbrān

Physics

An extended object analogous to the strings of string theory but having any number of dimensions rather than one dimension.
Example sentencesExamples
- In M theory, there are also extended objects, but they are called M branes rather than D branes.
- There are branes to wrap, hierarchies to set, geometry to resolve, supersymmetry to break - a laundry list of processes and transitions that have to be described within in a string theory cosmology.
- Also, string theory has motivated an understanding of black holes in higher dimensions, and of black extended objects such as strings and branes.
- The other three-dimensional brane is called the hidden brane, and we never see it.
- However in this picture, the warping of the brane causes the the graviton to become bound to our brane, so that the graviton wave function falls away very rapidly away in the direction of the extra dimension.

Origin

1980s: short for membrane.

Definition of brane in US English:

brane

nounbrān

Physics

An extended object with any given number of dimensions, of which strings in string theory are examples with one dimension. Our universe is a 3-brane.
Example sentencesExamples
- In M theory, there are also extended objects, but they are called M branes rather than D branes.
- Also, string theory has motivated an understanding of black holes in higher dimensions, and of black extended objects such as strings and branes.
- The other three-dimensional brane is called the hidden brane, and we never see it.
- However in this picture, the warping of the brane causes the the graviton to become bound to our brane, so that the graviton wave function falls away very rapidly away in the direction of the extra dimension.
- There are branes to wrap, hierarchies to set, geometry to resolve, supersymmetry to break - a laundry list of processes and transitions that have to be described within in a string theory cosmology.

Origin

1980s: short for membrane.

词汇	brane
释义	Definition of brane in English: brane noun breɪnbrān Physics An extended object analogous to the strings of string theory but having any number of dimensions rather than one dimension. Example sentencesExamples In M theory, there are also extended objects, but they are called M branes rather than D branes. There are branes to wrap, hierarchies to set, geometry to resolve, supersymmetry to break - a laundry list of processes and transitions that have to be described within in a string theory cosmology. Also, string theory has motivated an understanding of black holes in higher dimensions, and of black extended objects such as strings and branes. The other three-dimensional brane is called the hidden brane, and we never see it. However in this picture, the warping of the brane causes the the graviton to become bound to our brane, so that the graviton wave function falls away very rapidly away in the direction of the extra dimension. Origin 1980s: short for membrane. Definition of brane in US English: brane nounbrān Physics An extended object with any given number of dimensions, of which strings in string theory are examples with one dimension. Our universe is a 3-brane. Example sentencesExamples In M theory, there are also extended objects, but they are called M branes rather than D branes. Also, string theory has motivated an understanding of black holes in higher dimensions, and of black extended objects such as strings and branes. The other three-dimensional brane is called the hidden brane, and we never see it. However in this picture, the warping of the brane causes the the graviton to become bound to our brane, so that the graviton wave function falls away very rapidly away in the direction of the extra dimension. There are branes to wrap, hierarchies to set, geometry to resolve, supersymmetry to break - a laundry list of processes and transitions that have to be described within in a string theory cosmology. Origin 1980s: short for membrane.
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