[2] viXra:2306.0020 [pdf] replaced on 2025-03-07 14:26:57
Authors: Jesús Sánchez
Comments: 31 Pages.
In this paper, we will show how Geometric Algebra expand the three spatial dimensions into entities of 8 degrees of freedom. It is also explained that one of these degrees of freedom (the trivector) can be considered to be the time (so no ad-hoc extra dimension is necessary). The square of the trivector is negative, solving this way the issue of the negative signature of the time (not necessary any ad-hoc metric indicating this, it is a property of time that appear naturally).Also, we will show that we can try to prove this experimentally looking for the electromagnetic trivector, an entity that should exist according to GA. Also, some comments regarding the similarities with E8 theory are given. Mainly that E8 theory considers 8 dimensions, exactly the same, emerging naturally in this paper. But not only that, also some similarities regarding how gravity can be understood and others are presented.
Category: Nuclear and Atomic Physics
[1] viXra:2306.0004 [pdf] submitted on 2023-06-01 13:36:33
Authors: Stefan Israelsson Tampe
Comments: 13 Pages.
We will in this document assume that a charged particle (electron) is built up by (similar to super string theory in a sense) of constellation of loops that has a very peculiar form of interaction that is as simple as one can possible think of. That this model has a chance of explaining the normal analytical treatment of charges in our macroscopic world is a bit if a challenge to explain. We will assume that there is a limit for how much energy density we can have and they will differ slightly between positive and negative charge meaning in the end an estimated 0.2% difference between particle mass and anti particle mass. We will also show that a stable system consists of two almost similar loops or helical paths that have opposite sign. We will show that the positive and negative charge is constant and the same. We will show how how mass can be calculated and how we can calculate angular momentum which makes it possible to deduce information on this model. We will also be able to conclude why $alpha approx 1/137$ and why this is so and why not exactly $1/137$ and why the specific value is 137. We will show why $hbar$ is a fundamental constant.
Category: Nuclear and Atomic Physics