string-theory-cosmos
String Theory Cosmos
v1.0 — Research Instrument Edition
An interactive, fully deterministic, browser-based toy model for exploring core concepts from string/M-theory and modern cosmology in a single self-contained HTML file.
Features
- Fully deterministic evolution via integer seed (identical results every time)
- Real-time visualization of vibrating open/closed strings, D-branes, Calabi-Yau projection, wormholes, eternal inflation bubbles, and evaporating black holes with Hawking radiation
- 1 Hz time-series logging of observables (string counts, kinetic energy proxy, radial density, Hawking flux, horizon radius)
- Single-run export (JSON + CSV)
- Headless parameter sweep mode — scan any parameter (gravity, psi, brane tension, etc.) over a range, with multiple runs per point and averaged results
- Full sweep export (JSON + CSV) for further analysis in Python, Mathematica, etc.
- Clean UI with hover tooltips and keyboard shortcuts
Copyright
Copyright © 2026 Nicolas B. Quiroz, MD. All rights reserved for the original work.
License
MIT License — free to fork, modify, and use for research, education, or outreach.
How to Use
- Open
string-theory-cosmos.htmlin any modern browser (no installation needed). - Adjust sliders and click on the canvas to add strings.
- Double-click to reseed the universe.
- Press P to pause and view live observables.
- Use the Parameter Sweep panel for systematic studies.
- Export your data for further analysis.
Citation
If you use this tool, please cite:
Nicolas B. Quiroz, MD (2026). String Theory Cosmos v1.0 — Interactive Deterministic Toy Model with Parameter Sweep Mode. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18792437
BibTeX: ```bibtex @software{quiroz_string_theory_cosmos_2026, author = {Nicolas B. Quiroz, MD}, title = {String Theory Cosmos v1.0 — Interactive Deterministic Toy Model with Parameter Sweep Mode}, year = {2026}, publisher = {Zenodo}, doi = {10.5281/zenodo.18792437}, url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18792437} }