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Do the space-warp

Nature Physics volume 1, pages 15–16 (2005)Cite this article

There is good reason to suppose that the Universe has more than three spatial dimensions. The first dedicated search for warped extra dimensions has drawn a blank, but hopes are high for the future.

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Figure 1: The signature of a graviton.

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