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    New Dimensions in Elementary Particle Physics and Cosmology Second Edition: Second Edition
    New Dimensions in Elementary Particle Physics and Cosmology Second Edition: Second Edition
    New Dimensions in Elementary Particle Physics and Cosmology Second Edition: Second Edition
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    New Dimensions in Elementary Particle Physics and Cosmology Second Edition: Second Edition

    By Ashok K Sinha

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    NEW DIMENSIONS IN ELEMENTARY PARTICLE PHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY summarizes certain results of the author's theoretical research toward developing a mathematically very simple Unified Theory of Elementary Particles and Interactions (UTOEPI.) Here the masses of the particles of the Standard Model, including the Higgs boson (the the socalled God Particle), are directly represented in terms of the interaction. The book introduces a new paradigm of a three-dimensional time, as an essential extension of Einstein's relativity theory. Interrelation between the classical and quantum physics is illustrated. Examples of applications in cosmology and the significance of the neutron decay in the evolution of matter, and of life on the earth, are included.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJun 13, 2013
    ISBN9781483617312
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