The (Super)String Theories' Problems
Ramy Naboulsi
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From: Yasushi Watanabe <watanabe@tithp1.hp.phys.titech.ac.jp> Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 08:34:09 EDT Subject: withdrawal of R.Naboulsi's papers ------------ Dear sirs: I am a professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology. I wished to help a person like R.Naboulsi who was trying very hard to get a fellowship to come to Japan. I thought he was a really genius person to produce so many papers. He says most of them are his original, but apparently not. Very regretful! I should have noticed it much earlier. He has not come to Japan yet. I am the one who let him use the affiliation of Tokyo Institute of Technology, as he asked me saying that it is the only way to get the fellowship. I also asked my associate to upload because he says he cannot from his computer. I sincerely apologize you for this unfortunate happening. I have asked my associate to cancel all his papers uploaded already. Please understand that this is done under a good will. He did not understand the basis of scientific world. I just believed him too much. I hope you understand the situation. Sincerely Yours, Y.Watanabe, Prof. of Physics
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