Posted: Feb 20, 2020 6:29 pm
felltoearth wrote:socratus wrote:
The mathematicians have no problem to create many - many
extra symmetries . . . but would '' they correspond to real-world physics'' ?
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No*. The map is not the terrain.
Now stop spamming the forum and read a bit of it before asking a basic question.
ETA *should have said maybe.
1 - SU(1)
2 - The SU(3), SU(2) and U(1) symmetries of the standard model.
3 - Different kind of symmetry, the so‐called flavor symmetry,
which turns out to be only approximate. Flavor symmetry is not
associated with the forces of the standard model; instead it
pertains to the particles, especially the quarks, between which
the forces act.
4 - "SU(5)" For the specific grand unification theory,
5 - supersymmetry (without experimental evidence)
6 - . . .
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To create a new symmetry is needed a new force.
Many symmetries - many forces.
One more symmetry and horse will fly.
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