Arguments for F-theory
Luis J. Boya
Abstract
After a brief review of string and M-Theory we point out some deficiencies. Partly to cure them, we present several arguments for ``F-Theory'', enlarging spacetime to (2, 10) signature, following the original suggestion of C. Vafa. We introduce a suggestive Supersymmetric 27-plet of particles, associated to the exceptional symmetric hermitian space E6/Spinc(10). Several possible future directions, including using projective rather than metric geometry, are mentioned. We should emphasize that F-Theory is yet just a very provisional attempt, lacking clear dynamical principles.
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