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"This will be the third revolution in string theory!" exclaimed Edward Witten, "Sorry for using the word 'revolution,' that's what everyone else is saying, but I believe this 'revolution' will be the most successful. With the expression of mass points, we can continue to derive ways to break through three dimensions."

"Then the next step would be to connect with quantum physics, to crack the Higgs field, and to predict particle movements..."

His imagination was racing.

Indeed, these outcomes were possible. With multi-dimensional mass point expressions constructed, it is only one step away from connecting with quantum physics, then continue with 'the mathematical construction of particle cores,' combining boundary theory with string theory, also expanding them both.

If research continued this way, it would definitely involve content from quantum physics and could derive some phenomena based on fundamental theories.

For instance, particle collisions.