I like to keep updated about particle physics and LHC things, to quite an advanced level. My interest is in fields and their previous engineering value in radio waves and electronics in general. It makes sense to move to a tensor algebra in the 2+1 charge space, just as was done for the theory of gravitation. In some sense the conservation of acceleration becomes a conservation of net mapped curvature and it becomes funny via Noether’s Theorem.
CP violation as a horizon delta of radius of curvature from the “t” distance is perhaps relevant phrased as a moment of inertia in the 2+1, and its resultant geometric singular forms. This does create the idea of singular forms in the 2+1 space orbiting (or perhaps more correctly resonating) in tune with singularities in the 3+1 space. This interconnection entanglement, or something similar is perhaps connected to the “weak phase”.
So a 7D total space-time, with differing invariants in the 3D and 4D parts. The interesting thing from my prospective is the prediction of a heavy graviton, and conservation of acceleration. The idea that space itself holds its own shape without graviton interaction, and so conserves acceleration, while the heavy graviton can be a short range force which changes the curvature. The graviton then becomes a mediator of jerk and not acceleration. The graviton, being heavy would also travel slower than light. Gravity waves would then not necessarily need graviton exchange.
Quantization of theories has I think in many ways gone too far. I think the big breaks of the 21st century will be turning quantized bulk statistics into unquantized statistics, with quantization applied to only some aspects of theories. The implication is that dark matter is bent spacetime, without matter being present to emit gravitons. In this sense I predict it is not particulate.
So 7D and a differential phase space coordinate for each D (except time) gives a 13D reality. The following is an interesting equation I arrived at at one point for velocity solutions to uncertainty. I did not incorporate electromagnetism, but it’s interesting in the number of solutions, or superposition of velocity states as it were. The w being constant in the assumption, but purtubative expansion in it may be interesting. The units of the equation are conveniently force. A particle observing another particle would also be moving such, and the non linear summation for the lab rest frame of explanation might be quite interesting.
(v^2) v ‘ ‘ ‘−9v v ‘ v ‘ ‘+12(v ‘ ^3)+(1−v^2/c^2)v ‘ (wv)^2=0
With ‘ representing differential w.r.t. time notation. So v’ is acceleration and v” is the jerk. I think v”’ is called the jounce for those with a mind to learn all the Js. An interesting equation considering the whole concept of uncertain geometry started from an observation that relative mass was kind of an invariant, mass oscillation, although weird with RMS mass and RMS energy conservation, was perhaps a good way of parameterizing an uncertainty “force” proportional to the kinetic energy momentum product. As an addition it was more commutative as a tensor algebra. Some other work I calculated suggests dark energy is conservation of mass times log of normalized velocity, and dark matter could be conserved acceleration with gravity and the graviton operating to not bend space on density, but bend space through a short distance acting heavy graviton. Changes in gravity could thus travel slower than light, and an integral with a partial fourth power fraction could expand into conserved acceleration, energy, momentum and mass information velocity (dark energy) with perhaps another form of Higgs, and an uncertainty boson (spin 1) as well.
So really a 13D geometry. Each velocity state in the above mass independent free space equation above is an indication of a particle of differing mass. A particle count based on solutions. 6 quarks and all. An actual explanation for the three flavours of matter? So assuming an approximate linear superposable solution with 3 constants of integration, this gives 6 parameterized solutions from the first term via 3 constants and the square being rooted, The second tern involves just 2 of the constants for 2 possible offsets, and the third term involves just one of the constants, but 3 roots with two being in complex conjugation. The final term involves just one of the constants, but an approximation to the fourth power for 4 roots, and disappearing when the velocity is the speed of light, and so is likely a rest mass term.
So that would likely be a fermion list. A boson list would be in the boundaries at the discontinuities between those solutions, with the effective mass of the boson controlled by the expected life time between the states, and the state energy mismatch. Also of importance is how the equation translates to 4D, 3D spacetime, and the normalized rotational invariants of EM and other things. Angular momentum is conserved and constant (dimensionless in uncertain geometry),
Assuming the first 3 terms are very small compared to the last term, and v is not the speed of light. There would have to be some imaginary component to velocity, and this imaginary would be one of the degrees of freedom (leading to a total of 26). Is this imaginary velocity consistent with isospin?
Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap (Clay Problem)
If mass oscillation is proved to exist, then the mass gap can never be proved to be greater than zero as the mass must pass through zero for oscillation. This does exclude the possibility of complex mass oscillation, but this is just mass shrinkage (no eventual gap in the infinite time limit), or mass growth, and hence no minimum except in the big bang.
The 24 degrees of freedom on the relativistic compacted holographic 3D for the 26D string model, imply with elliptic functions, a 44 fold way. This is a decomposition into 26 sporadic elliptic patterns, and 18 generational spectra patterns. With the differential equation above providing 6*2*(2+1) combinations from the first three terms, and the 3 constants of integration locating in “colour space” through a different orthogonal basis. Would provide 24 apparent solution types, with 12 of them having a complex conjugation relation as a pair for 36. If this is the isospin solution, then the 12 fermionic solutions have all been found. That leaves the 12 bosonic solutions (the ones without a conjugate in the 3rd term generative), with only 5 (or if a photon is special 4) having been found so far. If the bosonic sector includes the dual rooting via the second term for spin polarity, then of the six (with the dual degenerates cancelled), two more are left to be found if light is special in the 4th term.
This would also leave 8 of the 44 way in a non existent capacity. I’d maybe focus on them being gluons, and consider the third still to be found as a second form of Higgs. OK.
Displacement Currents in Colour Space
Maybe an interesting wave induction effect is possible. I’m not sure what the transmitter should be made of. The ABC modulation may make it a bit “alternate” near the field emission. So not caused by bosons in the regular sense, more the “transition bosons” between particle states. The specific transitions between energy states may (although it’s not certain), pull the local ABC field in a resonant or engineered direction. The actual ABC solution of this reality has to have some reasoning for being stable for long enough. This does not imply though that no other ABC solutions act in parallel, or are not obtainable via some engineering means.