Standard Model Symmetries, and Four and Sixteen Dimension Complex Relativity; The Origin of Higgs Mass Terms Stephen Blaha

Penetrating the depths beneath The Standard Model and General Relativity is the major task facing contemporary Theoretical Physics. This book continues the development of the derivation from the books From Asynchronous Logic to The Standard Model to Superflight to the Stars and From Asynchronous Logic to The Standard Model to Superflight to the Stars volume 2: Superluminal CP and CPT, U(4) Complex General Relativity and The Standard Model, Complex Vierbein General Relativity, Kinetic Theory, Thermodynamics. It begins by pointing out that the Higgs Mechanism, which is apparently confirmed by the recent discovery of Higgs particles, does not solve the mystery of the origin of mass. The dynamical equation of Higgs particles contains a tachyonic mass term that is critical to the mechanism. In this book we suggest that this mass term originates as a separation constant in a larger dynamical equation containing terms for both our universe and a sister universe as yet unknown. This new mechanism is similar to the separation constant mass arising in the Schwarzschild solution of General Relativity. We then show that the symmetries of The Standard Model arise from the requirement that space-time coordinates become real under complex Lorentz transformations through a second transformation group that we call the Reality group. We base this development on a new construct - a flat, sixteen dimensional complex space, called the flatverse, that serves to define the concept of inertial coordinate systems. We directly relate symmetries in the flatverse to Standard Model symmetries in our universe. We then show how the flatverse enables us to define Two-Tier perturbation theory, which has the remarkable feature that no divergences appear in The Standard Model or Quantum Gravity. Thus, together with earlier books, we have a complete derivation of a unified, divergence-free, theory of physics based ultimately on Logic. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге Standard Model Symmetries, and Four and Sixteen Dimension Complex Relativity; The Origin of Higgs Mass Terms (Stephen Blaha)