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Unified Field Theory

Unified field theory is a type of theory that goes about trying to reconcile quantum physics with Einstein's theory of general relativity.

There are several specific theories that fall under the heading of unified field theory including Quantum Gravity , String Theory / Superstring Theory / M-Theory , and Loop Quantum Gravity.

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