2018
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1809.05403
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From Unified Field Theory to the Standard Model and Beyond

Abstract: One hundred years ago this year attempts began to generalise general relativity with the ambition of incorporating electromagnetism alongside gravitation in a unified field theory. These developments led to gauge theories and models with extra spatial dimensions that have greatly influenced the modern-day pursuit of a unification scheme incorporating the Standard Model of particle physics, again ideally together with gravity. In this paper we motivate a further natural generalisation from extra spatial dimensi… Show more

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“…While having something in common with the 'unified field theories' of that era, in this paper we describe a new theory based upon a generalisation of proper time which has the potential to naturally incorporate not only the Standard Model but also the phenomenology of physics beyond, including that of the neutrino sector. The core arguments for this analysis are summarised in [1] and will be elaborated along with further observations in this paper as outlined below.…”
Section: Introduction and Reviewsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While having something in common with the 'unified field theories' of that era, in this paper we describe a new theory based upon a generalisation of proper time which has the potential to naturally incorporate not only the Standard Model but also the phenomenology of physics beyond, including that of the neutrino sector. The core arguments for this analysis are summarised in [1] and will be elaborated along with further observations in this paper as outlined below.…”
Section: Introduction and Reviewsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To date the most significant success of the present theory has been seen in establishing explicit connections with the esoteric structures of the Standard Model, as briefly reviewed in section 3 ([49] section 3), which are obtained in a far more direct and unique manner than for models with extra spatial dimensions for example. While developments for the present theory beyond the Standard Model in the breaking of equation 28 might prove predictive and testable in itself ([49] section 4, [50] section 6), the full potential to test the theory will require the full mathematical expression in the extended spacetime M 4 in order in principle to determine parameters of the Standard Model such as the spectrum of particle masses and additional quantitative results.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As discussed for figure 4 in subsection 7.2 and figure 5 above, while the gravitational field in these laboratory experiments is far too small to detect, the theory could still be tested by accounting for the measurements we can make. These ambitions for the present theory then include not only reproducing the spectrum of Standard Model particle states and their masses but also in principle making predictions for new observable phenomena [49,50]. In this manner this theory based on the simple idea of generalised proper time provides a unifying framework for establishing a consistent theory of quantum gravity that is also accessible to empirical investigation.…”
Section: Analysis Of Double-slit Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 94%
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