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تسجيل مستخدم جديدQuirks and strings attached as the ultimate communication and acceleration devices
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Shmuel Nussinov
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We point out that if a certain variant of Quirks, particles that carry ordinary color and some other color exist, then we can have a completely novel and efficient mode of long distance communications and of acceleration to very high energies. For very low scale $Lambda$ the scale of the new gauge group in the theory, and associated string tension of the new color the Quirks can be captured in ordinary materials. Having then the Quirk Q and anti-Quirk $bar{Q}$ in two separate piezoelectric crystals at arbitrarily far out points A and B allows Alice and Bob at these locations to communicate by generating transverse waves along the connecting color string. Also releasing the Quirks allows them to collide at extremely high energies.
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