Magnetic-field photons can make dilaton-related antisymmetric-tensor no-spin closed-strings {axion} that have less than one millionth electron mass, no charge, and zero average quantum field. Magnetic-field axions can make photons. Therefore, axions allow strong nuclear forces to maintain charge-parity (CP) symmetry between antiparticles and particles.
Cosmic-microwave-background temperature fluctuations are small, have Gaussian distribution, and have same amplitude for large space regions. Cosmic-microwave-background temperature fluctuations arise mostly from density differences and partly from gravity waves. However, string theories without axions allow no density differences. Axions determine large-scale universe temperature fluctuations [Adams, 2002].
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