(grand unified theory)
1grand unified theory — grand unified theory, grand unification theory grand unification theory . (Theoretical physics) Any of a class of physics theories that attempts to explain the electroweak forces, stong force, and gravitation within a single mathematical… …
2Grand Unified Theory — For the album, see Grand Unification (album). Beyond the Standard Model …
3grand unified theory — noun also grand unification theory : any of several theories that seek to unite in a single mathematical framework the electromagnetic and weak forces with the strong force or with the strong force and gravity * * * ˌgrand ˈunified theory 7… …
4Grand Unified Theory — Grande unification Pour les articles homonymes, voir GUT. En physique théorique, une théorie de grande unification, encore appelée GUT (pour Grand Unified Theory en anglais) désigne un modèle étendant le modèle standard de la physique des… …
5grand unified theory — or grand unification theory (GUT) Theory that attempts to unify the electroweak force (see electroweak theory) with the strong force. The unification of all four fundamental interactions is sometimes called unified field theory. Such theories… …
6Grand Unified Theory — Als große vereinheitlichte Theorie oder grand unification theory (GUT) bezeichnet man eine Theorie, die drei der vier bekannten physikalischen Grundkräfte vereinigt, nämlich die starke Wechselwirkung, die schwache Wechselwirkung und die… …
7grand unified theory — noun Date: 1978 any of several theories that seek to unite in a single mathematical framework the electromagnetic and weak forces with the strong force or with the strong force and gravity called also grand unification theory …
8grand unified theory — noun Physics a theory attempting to give a single explanation of the strong, weak, and electromagnetic interactions between subatomic particles …
9grand unified theory — UK / US noun physics a theory that is intended to explain how subatomic particles behave …
10grand unified theory — noun a theory which sets out to combine the electromagnetic, the strong, and the weak interactions in one set of equations. Also, GUT …
