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bayak replied to the thread The Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO) as the cause of the vacuum reaction..
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And these are general words (philosophy) that mean nothing. It is better to show with the help of a formula how your six-dimensional correlates with physics. -
bayak replied to the thread The Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO) as the cause of the vacuum reaction..
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I was referring to a more detailed presentation of your concept. I know that Clifford tori are minimal closed surfaces on spheres, but this mathematical fact is very far from physics. In addition, minimal surfaces have zero mean curvature, and… -
bayak replied to the thread The Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO) as the cause of the vacuum reaction..
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And where can I see the details? -
bayak replied to the thread The Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO) as the cause of the vacuum reaction..
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I agree that symmetries are generated by minimal dynamic flows, but even if it is a 4D flow, then you need to know where it flows. Maybe you have some example of a minimal Lagrangian surface to illustrate? -
bayak replied to the thread The Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO) as the cause of the vacuum reaction..
Wittenbach's attitude to the standard model is overly emotional. Perhaps he is offended by SM because of the lack of attention to his own model. Then we should try to popularize it somehow. As for my research, I have two geometric-dynamic models in my… -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
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The trick is that vector field generators implement paired rotations of the tangent surface of the 3-sphere, that is, in fact, there is a rotation of the Clifford torus. -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
If I may cross-reference, here's the question "How to model a standard model?" And here's the answer:
Obviously, it is necessary to start modeling the standard model by modeling its global symmetries. And since the basic symmetry group of the standard… -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
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Like, in one turn in 4D, a proton makes 3 turns in 3D? Something similar to a (1,3)-toric knot. -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
If my last name comes from the obsolete verb "баять", then it means to speak, to tell. As for quarks, it is probably not worth describing them in terms of Riemannian geometry. Most likely, quarks should be described in terms of the knot theory of… -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
... is used to smash, smash, smash...
The fact of the matter is that they are all possessed by the passion of destruction, and it is necessary not to push particles together at enormous speeds, but to gradually collect them into clusters. -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
The modern theory of gravity is based on the internal (metric) geometry of Riemannian space, and in the new theory gravity should be described by dynamics in some simple enclosing space, where Riemannian geometry reflects only local properties of global… -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
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That's right, and not only the theory of the atom has exhausted itself, but also the theory of gravity. We all need a new revolutionary physical theory. -
bayak replied to the thread The church of SM physics.
This fragment does not require special mathematical training and besides, it fits into your SO(4) theory.