Spin-statistics-quantum number connection and supersymmetry

Weiner, R.M.

doi:10.1103/physrevd.87.055003

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“…One may ask now whether the description can be extended beyond pure strong interactions in accordance with the above gauge groups. This question is of importance if also leptons are interpreted as solitons, see for example Weiner [120]. In this context one may consider the geometric models of matter of Atiyah, Manton, and Schroers [121], who describe electrons, protons, neutrinos, and neutrons with a method that has been inspired by Skyrme's baryon theory.…”

Section: Strong Interactions and Skyrmionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Conformal relativity with hypercomplex variables

Ulrych¹

2014

Proc. R. Soc. A.

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Wehrenbachhalde 35, 8053 Zürich, SwitzerlandMajorana's arbitrary spin theory is considered in a hyperbolic complex representation. The underlying differential equation is embedded into the gauge field theories of Sachs and Carmeli. In particular, the approach of Sachs can serve as a unified theory of general relativity and electroweak interactions. The method is extended to conformal space with the intention to introduce the strong interaction. It is then possible to use the wave equation, operating on representation functions of the conformal group, to describe the dynamics of matter fields. The resulting gauge groups resemble closely the gauge symmetries of Glashow-Salam-Weinberg and the standard model.

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Section: Strong Interactions and Skyrmionsmentioning

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Conformal relativity with hypercomplex variables

Ulrych¹

2014

Proc. R. Soc. A.

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“…), and odd mass nuclei such as tritium and uranium-233. Moreover, there are antiparticles with opposite spins of fermions [23,24] .…”

Section: Fermions Elementary Particlesmentioning

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A Review of Elemental Mass Origin and Fundamental Forces Unification for Nuclear and Aerospace Industries

Hussain

Abbas

2021

Journal of Modern Nanotechnology

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The current study explored the implementation of the Standard Model theoretically on the atomic elements of the periodic table. Theoretically, the pure elemental mass was probed first time from the perspectives of elemental mass origin and forces unification. In-depth elemental analyses will have vital applications in nuclear, aerospace, electronics, semiconductor, and defense industries. The literature deals with elemental materials mass origin. Elemental mass origin and fundamental forces unification are unresolved concepts of the twenty first century. In this study, the Standard Model was used to describe the mass origin and forces unification. The traditional and modern quantum literature review proved that elemental mass originates from higgs field and higgs bosons. Higgs bosons, leptons, quarks, and gauge bosons interact and mediate through higgs field, bosons, photons, and gluons to transfer and gain mass. Moreover, higgs bosons, photons, gauge bosons and gluons interact through gravitational, electromagnetic, weak, and strong forces. In conclusion, at the minimum energy level, the forces unification (interactions) causes the atom formation (elemental mass origin). Shortly, forces unification and elemental mass origin demonstrate great potential in their applications in medical, semiconductor, defense, and nuclear industries.

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Conformal relativity with hypercomplex variables

Ulrych¹

2014

Proc. R. Soc. A.

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Spin-statistics-quantum number connection and supersymmetry

Cited by 4 publications

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Conformal relativity with hypercomplex variables

Conformal relativity with hypercomplex variables

A Review of Elemental Mass Origin and Fundamental Forces Unification for Nuclear and Aerospace Industries

Conformal relativity with hypercomplex variables

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