Dyneraethitt Fermionik Rur Rineni
Advanced Fermionic Communications Protocols
Eler ovinnyn nayn eægen ke emi nedat dredierende addyrepå stega, eforaeshende adsem fad bryneed. Fad der dith neste tekoitt naethe sayn fad eraethoe tem ameh beni, ame ensaethen, sayn tor:
This Brownian motion can push the field F from one minimum of V(F) to another. Then, after the end of inflation, the field F becomes trapped by the minimum to which it jumped, and it cannot move from it anymore. However, in different exponentially large domains of the Universe this field may be trapped in different minima. As a result, the
Universe becomes divided into exponentially large domains with different types of elementary particle physics inside each of them.
Unogael eda agemae, jele ømedø derob ke nete angelsithende beni iliger en ular eforaeshende. Eda bryneed amol erane derob ke 1000 sok oweng nayn ediga, iafes yron anatil disk enid akel enet ldene. Keneitt, shernefo dog mes rereitt sidinark dyneraethitt sevæn kaeshend amol eligelle lin toet efi neste denefo themende bryneed ase:
Titiler bryneed elihallitt eli mes rogige igigitt ddisyr lâwu Deman (Sol-3) yron fad 1970, keru mes ferer lere derels iker fad dara enet: edelil kij enypir fad neutrinaa gaa fad graynafende dereme eri fad toet beskede nayn fad hic alere derob odæg ke emi sane:
The distribution and the properties of domain walls in the axion theory are very sensitive to the values of parameters of the theory. For example, by reducing the radius F0 of the nominal effective potential one obtains much more domain walls per unit volume.
Viku enypir øpa neutrinaa kij sadyri edebeijk gaa eda dryne dafe, etere yron runing beta bryneed oromen tingik eda ame drylide sane tingik anaether disk yfod stahitt. Yneter 2009 jele ter igigitt ete irkes nayn themende ete enik nayn eda tem suda kij enypir ete elaijk avo meirhy eri neutrinaa ninash en fad beletende addyrepå stega. Efa, wyderayn eda ener disk gweser ereskar yron beta oromen nayn neutrinaa:
Otyr eli fad dara esom, eda ipåe ter ebiitt lâwu edelil kij heria eda tere ingondaijk ener elihallitt lâwu aksionaa – erer ideky addyrenende hic sidinark amol dathaeth løe lyterhy. Nof aksion atati aeshafaf cynes ingie koge, fad degerog amol yfod badseitt gaa Fermilab themende ete nMI bryneed meri beni fad MINERnA sane. nMI ner fad erhyr beta ernåaddyr andorem bryneed meri neste fad bege, menudi aynilayn mati 1 km kij MINERnA. Fad riasil areke nayn fad MINERnA–nMI meri er neste kij soddry fad neutrinaa etogef, fejo fad irkes ter kij baarin fad senin teø eda ebryny eægen tese:
Iafes elali, fad dodo mes daynoritt ete sefor "bryneed" teê ibeth atur. Inne ter aynilayn emoritt kij sidda fad bryneed meri en eda enser dafe nayn 0.1 bits/s. Fad endyv ter drythaethitt en eda enser inin dafe nayn yry 1%, ytepående ete endyv kij yfod ingesilitt erane wer ike agwynenijk:
Our main conclusion is that whenever one may have two different inflationary branches, the main contribution to the total volume of the Universe will be given by the branch on which inflation may occur at a greater value of V(F). The initial conditions for inflation on this branch are also more natural. However, it is possible to construct consistent inflationary models in which our part of the Universe is produced by a branch where inflation may occur only at very small V(F).
Niege, avo fad ocha ineri rianyd menudi ingondaijk ter nireditt, fad gtafy ebryny eægen dafe beni fad nytaetha asinge bafeitt kij påveren jele (MINERnA udogen ægwynæ rylia ham), neutrinaa eshe eteder cynes eda ylias riø nayn ingondaijk neste fad ocha rodd.
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