M-Phenomenology
D. V. Nanopoulos
Abstract
Recent developments involving strongly coupled superstrings are discussed from a phenomenological point of view. In particular, strongly coupled E8× E'8 is described as an appropriate long-wavelength limit of M-theory, and some generic phenomenological implications are analyzed, including a long sought downward shift of the string unification scale and a novel way to break supersymmetry. A specific scenario is presented that leads to a rather light, and thus presently experimentally testable, sparticle spectrum.
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