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On Unification of Four Fundamental Interactions

Posted on May 13, 2016 by Ma-Wang

I. There are four fundamental interactions in Nature–the electromagnetism, the gravity, the strong and the weak interactions. The current route of the unification of the four interactions is under the following assumption: there is only one interaction of Nature, which, … Continue reading →

Posted in Field Theory, Uncategorized | Tagged dark energy, dark matter, Einstein Field Equations, fundamental interactions of Nature, PID-induced Higgs field, principle of interaction dynamics, principle of representation invariance, quark confinement | Leave a comment

Principle of Interaction Dynamics

Posted on August 4, 2014 by Ma-Wang

1. Dark Energy and Dark Matter Motivation The original motivation for the theory of unified fields and elementary particles we developed recently is the great mystery of dark matter and dark energy. The understanding of both phenomena necessitates an examination … Continue reading →

Posted in Fundamental Principles | Tagged dark energy, dark matter, Einstein Field Equations, fundamental interactions of Nature, general relativity, Higgs mechanism, PID-induced Higgs field, principle of interaction dynamics, superconductivity | 12 Comments

Tag Archives: fundamental interactions of Nature

On Unification of Four Fundamental Interactions

Principle of Interaction Dynamics

Theory of Unified Fields and Elementary Particles

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