String Theory, SUSY, anti-bosons/fermions

Posted by DocN on July 22, 2002 at 09:58:07:

Since String Theory is based upon SUSY (supersymetry) with all particles having their counter-part in force carriers and the transformation of fermions into bosons and vise versa, could one surmise these same string vibrates are producing anti-fermion and anti-boson particles or, would these be a type of "anti-string" expression?

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