| Academic Open Internet Journal ISSN 1311-4360 |
Volume 17, 2006 |
Electromagnetic
interaction of gravity. Proposal for unified field theory.
Author: Nikos Alexandris,
Secondary Education Science Teacher
e-mail : nalxhal@yahoo.gr , http://www.geocities.com/nalxhal/time
ABSTRACT
From this theory arises an
equation connects Planck’s constant (h), the speed of light (c), the constant
of gravity (G), the constant of electricity (Ke=1/4π.εο ) and Boltzmann’s constant (kbl). The important
aspect in this equation is that it arrives at a function with a geometrical
content in 10 dimensions of space: forces are added logarithmically. From the
following proposals of the theory, we obtain applications with temperatures
comparable to the GUT and masses like the Planck mass and the inclusion of the
Avogadro number and mass of proton .
Electromagnetic
interaction of gravity. Proposal for unified field theory
INTRODUCTION
From
this theory arises an equation connects Planck’s constant (h), the speed of
light (c), the constant of gravity (G), the constant of electricity (Ke=1/4.π.εο ) and Boltzmann’s constant (kbl). The important
aspect in this equation is that it arrives at a function with a geometrical
content in 10 dimensions of space: forces are added logarithmically. From the
following proposals of the theory, we obtain applications with temperatures
comparable to the GUT and masses like the Planck mass and the inclusion of the
Avogadro number and mass of proton .
The resulting mathematical
solution is not the solution that can determine the relationship of the forces
contained in the equation in its full depth. However, it is valuable as a
manner for a solution.
MAIN ARTICLE
HYPOTHESES
1. In some point of the space, electromagnetic oscillations LC
are taking place. This space is traversed by a current (i), and is equivalent
to condenser (C).This ypothesis is not oblicated but a way for transformations
of ypothesis 4 .
2. There is a mass (m) that performs an oscillation and is
proportional to some electric
charge (Q): Q=k.m.
In order for the mass to be
positive (m>0), the constant k must have the same sign (+ or -) as the electric
charge
3. We may consider that there is a mass (m) that performs a
harmonic oscillation with period Τ=θO.2π.(λ/g)1/2
, and frequency f =1/T, g: acceleration of gravity.
4. The harmonic oscillation has an oscillation constant (τ),
which is proportional with the density of the electric charge and mass: τ = k.t,
t = Ke.m.ρc . These
teansformations are oblicated for this theory .
The energy of the oscillation
is proportional to the square of the amplitude (Ε = (1/2).τ.χ2), χ = lc, λ=2π.lc
The acceleration of the
electric charge due to the Coulomb force is equal to the acceleration of the
oscillation:
gc=gχ and the density of the electric charge (ρ) is : ρc=Q/lc3.
5. In that area the gravity and the electric power are equalized
at the length
lg = (2π)1/2.lc
or lg = lc and mc= Q/k =mg, π =
3,14…, mg: gravitational mass, θc.Ke. k2.mc2/ lc2=
θg.G. mg2/
lg2 , θc = θg =1, θc, θg : constants of both interactions .
6. The quantum mechanics laws are in force : Eλc= n1.N.h.c/
n2.λ = E.k.m. lc , with wavelength n2.λ and E: the intensity of
the electric field.
with n1:energy
level, n2: number of waves. It should be valid that the
electric energy is equal to the electromagnetic energy Ec=Eλc, and that
oscillation consists of an integer number of fundamental waves λ. The
density of the electric charge (ρ) is proportional to the acceleration (g), as an expansion of
the Poisson’s equation: ρc=a.gc, gc=k. E, E: the intensity of
the electric field.
7. Thermal power can be equivalent to electromagnetic with
wavelength lx :
Εlx= ΕT, Εlx= n1.N.kbl.Τ=n2.h.c/lx,
, n1: degrees of freedom, n2: energy level,
N: number of particles, T:
temperature .
The degrees of freedom of the
thermal movement are equal to the quantum number of the Eλc oscillation (of
that, that is equal to the electric oscillation) and the number of the waves of
Eλc is equal to the
quantum number of the Elx oscillation that is equal to the thermal
movement.
The above relations between
lengths were taken in order to be in accordance with the Planck mass in the applications
of mass with the Planck temperature.
The hypotheses
a) θO =1/2π, θc =θg=1 or
b) θO =1, θc =θg=1
These are wo solutions simply to agree with MPlanck,
TPlanck (Planck mass and Planck temperature) for n1=10, n2=12
and mass of proton .
symbols
|
frequency (f) |
|
condenser capacity (C ) |
|
electric potential (Ue) |
|
potential (Um) |
|
electric charge (Q) |
|
length (l) |
|
acceleration (g) |
|
speed of light (c) |
|
self-induction coefficient (L) |
|
energy (E) |
|
force (F) |
|
intensity of current
(i) |
HYPOTHESIS 1
E = (1/2).L.i2 Þ
E = (1/2).L.(Q/δt )2 Þ
Ue. Q = (1/2).L.(Q/δt )2 Þ
L = 2.Ue. δt2
/Q, δt = time
(1)
HYPOTHESIS 2
If Q = k.m,
let be k a constant and m the mass
From Einstein’s theory Um=
c2 or in low speed v2/2 so Um = E/m = E/(Q/k)
= (E/Q).k = Ue.k Þ Ue= Um/k
(2)
Ue = c2/k So (1) Þ
L = 2.(c2 /k).(l/c)
2 /Q = 2.c2 . l2
/k.c 2 .Q
Þ L = 2.l2 /k.Q (3)
l =
length of current (li)
HYPOTHESIS 3
Τ = θO. 2π.(λ/g)1/2, if λ= li Þ
f = 1/(2π.(L.C)1/2)
= 1/( 2π.θO(l/g)1/2)
Þ
2π.(L.C)1/2 = 2π.θO(λ/g)1/2 Þ
4π2.L.C = 4π2.θO2.λ/g, (3) Þ
(2.λ2 /k.Q). 4.π2.C = 4π2.θO2.λ/g Þ
C = 4π2.θO2.k.Q/8π2.g.λ
(4)
λ= wavelength =
length of current, This must be set
with the introduction of the equation (3)
HYPOTHESIS 4
Energy is E = (1/2).C. Ue2,(2)
Þ
E = (1/2).C.( Um/k)2
= (1/2).C.Um2/k2 =
= (1/2).C.(g.χ)2/
k2 = (1/2). (C.g2/ k2).χ2,
Þ E = (1/2).τ.χ2 , τ = C.gχ2/ k2,
χ = amplitude
length, We accept this with the energy forms: (τ.χ2, gχ) .
a) Law of Coulomb and
mgc = Ke.
Q2/ lc2,
Ke = 1/4π.εο Þ
mgc = Ke.
k.m.Q/ lc2 Þ gc = k.Ke.Q/ lc2
(5)
if gc = gχ Þ τ = C.gχ2/ k2 =
C.( k.Ke.Q/ lc2)2/
k2 = C.Ke2Q.Q/ lc4
= C.Ke2Q.Q/
lc. lc3,
If ρc = Q/ lc3 then τ = C.Ke2Q.
ρc / lc Þ
Kel =1/4π.εο ,
τ = C.Ke2.k.m.
ρc / lc
(6)
b)
The above relation can come up by the use of interactions of the energy E and
the density of the electric charge.
(E/l)=θ.ρm.lc3.gc=θ.Κe.Q.ρc.lc
with ρc=k.ρm,
θ: coefficient of
shape that θ/V=lc-3, V: volume and gc=k.E, E : the intensity of
the electric field.
MAIN TRANSFORMATIONS
let be tc
= Ke.m. ρc then τ = k.(C.Ke/ lc).tc
but C.Ke/ lc=1
because KeQ2/ lc2=
U.Q/ lc Þ KeQ/ lc
= U, Q = C.U Þ
C.Ke/ lc
=1 So τ = k. tc (7)
Law of Coulomb F= KeQ2/
lc2 = Ke(Q.Q/ lc3). lc
=
(Ke.k.m.ρc). lc=k. tc . lc
so τ = k. tc
, this agree by (7) equation .
(6) Þ τ = C.Ke2.k.m.
ρc / lc, t = Kel.m. ρc, (4), ρcλ=Q/ λ.lc2 Þ
τ = (4π2.θO2.k.Q/8π2.g.λ).(Ke.k/
lc). tc =
(4π2.θO2.k2.Q.Ke/8π2.g.λ.lc). tc
= (4π2.θO2.k2.Q.Ke/8π2.g.λ.lc2). lc. tc
for λ=2π. lc : ypothesis 4 Þ
τ = (4π2.θO2.k2/16π3.g).Ke.ρc. lc. tc =
(4π2.θO2.k2/16π3.m.g).(Ke.m. ρc ). lc. tc =
(θO2.k2/4π.F). lc.tc.tc
,
Let be β = (θO2.k2/4π.F). lc so τ =β. tc
2 (8)
(7),(8) Þ k = β.tc
(9)
In order to be m>0 it should be Q/k>0 so
tc/Q>0 and k/tc>0 so (7): τ>0, (9): β>0.
All the above mathematical
analysis is to provide a way to extract the main transformations and is not
oblicated .
HYPOTHESIS 5
Since the speed at which the interaction occurs is the speed of the
light
(hypothesis 2) there is no
relative situation (10)
1) Hypothesis 2, law of Coulomb Þ
F = Ke. k2.mc2/
lc2, for F gravity = F electricity
F gravity = G. mg2/
lg2 Þ
Ke. k2.mc2/
lc2= G. mg2/ lg2 ,
Ypothesis
5.1.a) if mc
= mg, lg
= (2π)1/2.lc Þ
Ke. k2.
mc2/lc2= G.m c2/
((2π)1/2.lc) 2 Þ
2π.Ke. k2.mc2
= G. m c2
G = 2π.Ke.k2 (10a)
Ypothesis
5.1.b) if mc = mg, lg = lc
Þ G = Ke.k2 (10b)
2) The above relation can arise by assuming the existence of
the interactions of the energy E system with mass density ρg=m/lg3, and charge density ρc=Q/lc3, so
(E/lg)=θ.G.mg.ρg.lg=(E/lc)=θ.Ke.Q.ρc.lc,θ: coefficient of shape of the system, θ/V=l-3, l= lc or lg and ρc=k.ρg.
(10a),(9) Þ G = 2π.Ke.β2.tc2
(10b),(9) Þ G = Ke.β2.tc2
HYPOTHESIS 6
5.1.a) G = 2π.Ke.β2. tc2, t = Kel.m. ρc Þ
G = 2π.Ke.β2.( Ke.m. ρc )2 Þ
G = 2π.Ke3.m2.
ρc2.β2 Þ
if ρc = α.gc, gc
= k.E, E : is the intensity of the electric field (this will modified
at calculation of parameter α ) .
G = 2π.Ke3.m2.gc2.α2.β2 Þ
G = 2π.Ke3.(Ec2/
lc2).α2.β2 ,
Ec : electricity
energy since the origin of m is the parameter t, and arises of
electricity : function (6)
Eλc = n1.N.h.c/ n2.λ, , if Ec=Eλc Þ
G = 2π.Ke3.((
n1.N.h.c/ n2.λ)2/ lc2).α2.β2 Þ
G = 2π.Ke3.((n1/n2)4.N2.h2.c2/λ2.lc2).α2.β2 , if lx4=λ2.lc2Þ
G =
2π.Ke3.((n1/n2)2.N2.h2.c2/lx4).α2.β2 Þ
G = 2π. (n1/n2)2.N2.Ke3.h2.c2.α2.β2/lx4,
lx2
= lc.λ
5.1.b)
(10b) Þ G = (n1/n2)2.N2.Ke3.h2.c2.α2.β2/lx4,
lx2 = lc.λ
The length of the electromagnetic
oscillation that is equal to the thermal
movement is equal to the length of the
gravitational interaction.
HYPOTHESIS 7
5.1.a)
G = 2π. (n1/n2)2.N2.Ke3.h2.c2.α2.β2/lx4,
let be kbl Boltzmann’s
constant, Εlx= ΕT,
Εlx= n1.N.kbl.Τ=n2.h.c/lx Þ
lx= (n2/n1).h.c/N.kbl.T
The n2
expresses the number of the fundamental waves and n1expresses the
degrees of freedom of the thermal movement that are possessed by n1
quantum of Eλc.
So G = 2π. (n1/n2)2.N2.Ke3.h2.c2.α2.β2/((n2/n1).h.c/N.kbl.T)4 and
G = 2π. (n1/n2)2.N6.Ke3.kbl
4.T4.α2.β2/(n2/n1)4.h2.c2
Þ
2π.α2.β2 = ( h2.c2.G
/ Ke3. kbl 4).( (n1/n2)-6.N-6/Τ4) ,
Ke =1/4π.εο = 8,9875.109.N.m2/C2
h2.c2.G
/ Ke3. kbl 4 = 99,6895, (99,68955)1/4 = 3,1598199 without
dimensions
let be π*= 3,1598199 without dimensions
for the time being .
So h2.c2.G
/ Ke3. kbl 4 = π*4 and
2π.α2.β2 = (n1/n2)-6.N-6.π*4/ Τ4
5.1.b)
α2.β2 = ( h2.c2.G / Ke3.
kbl 4).( (n1/n2)-6.N-6/Τ4)
CALCULATION OF THE PARAMETERS α, β, OF
THE CONSTANT k
AND THE VARIABLE Τ
a)
dE /δx = ρc/ ε0 ( Poisson function ), dE is the differential of intensity of the electric field : dE = dF/dQ, for δx = lc
Þ
(dF/dQ)/ lc = ρc/ε0, hypothesis 2 : dQ = k.dm Þ ρc = (dF/k.dm. lc).ε0 and the differential
of acceleration dgc = dF/dm Þ
ρc = ε0.gc/k.lc Þ ρc = αp.gc : hypothesis 6 and dgc = k.dE so
αp = ε0/k.lc (11)
b) From Coulomb’s law : F = θ.Ke.Q.ρc.l , θ/V=l-3 Þ ρc = αc.gc,
αc = 4π.ε0/θ.k.l, is accepted if l.θ = 4π.lc so αc = ε0/k.lc
ex. l=3.lc, θ = (4/3).π Þ αc = ε0/k.lc
The equation αp = ε0/k.lc is
assumed to agree to the next one, so
hypothesis 6 will be:
ρc = α.gc, dgc = k.dE ,
Ec=Eλc and concerns the differential of acceleration, alteration of intensity of electric field and
the differential of electrical energy .
ypothesis5.1.a)
2π.α2.β2 = (n1/n2)-6.N-6.π*4/ Τ4Þ
(2π) 1/2.α.β = (n1/n2)-3.N-3.π*2/ Τ2 Þ
(2π) 1/2.β = (n1/n2)-3.N-3.π*2/ α.Τ2 , (11) Þ
(2π) 1/2.β = (n1/n2)-3.N-3.π*2/( ε0/k.lc).Τ2 ,
a = ap, in order to agree at
temperature applications Þ
(2π) 1/2.β = (n1/n2)-3.N-3.π*2.k. lc /ε0.Τ2 (12)
(10a) Þ k = (G/2π.Kel
)1/2 , (9) Þ
β = k/ tcλ = ((G/2π.Kel)1/2)/ tcλ , tcλ = Ke.m.ρcλ Þ
β2 = G/2π.Kel (Kel.m. ρcλ) 2, ρcλ = Q/λ. lc2 Þ
β2=G/ 2π.Ke(Ke.m.Q/λ.lc2)
2 Þ
2π.β2 = (G / Ke3.m 2).(λ2.lc4/ Q 2)
(13)
(12),(13)Þ 2π.β2 = ((n1/n2)-3.N-3.π*2.k. lc /ε0.Τ2)2=
(G / Ke3.m 2).(λ2.lc4/Q 2) Þ
N-6.π*4.k2. lc2/ε02.Τ4= (G / Ke3.m 2).( λ2.lc4/ Q 2) Þ
Τ4 = (n1/n2)-6.N-6.π*4.K e3.(k2.m 2).Q
2/ ε02.G . λ2.lc2
=
(n1/n2)-6.N-6.π*4.Ke3.Q 4/ ε02.G . λ2.lc2 Þ
Τ4 = ((n1/n2)-6.N-6.π*4.Ke3/ ε02.G ).( Q 4/
λ2.lc2
) Þ
Τ4 = (n1/n2)-6.N-6.1,38585×1064.(
Q /λ.lc )2 and
T =(n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/
(λ.lc)1/2
, λ = lc , a = ap (14)
(10a) Þ k =(G/2π.Ke)1/2
= 3,43745×10-11 C/Kg
(12) Þ β = (n1/n2)-3.N-3.π*2.k.lc/(2π) 1/2.ε0.Τ2, a = ap,
ypothesis
5.1.b) T =(n1/n2)-3/2. N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/
(λ.lc)1/2
, λ = lc , a = ap
temperature is the same :(14)
(10b) Þ k =(G/Ke)1/2 = 8,6164×10-11
C/Kg
(12) Þ β = (n1/n2)-3.N-3.π*2.k.lc/ε0.Τ2, a = ap,
this equation will not be
affected. Equation (14) will be modified at temperature applications,
applications 4, 5.
Because β>0 is should
be and a>0 and k>0 so Q>0, of course as long as m>0.
Because the positive charges
have the same sign, they are expelled and these forces are cancelled out by the
attractive gravitational forces.
If it were m<0, k would
have the opposite sign (+ or -) of Q and tc=Ke. m.ρc=Ke.
m2.k/l3 will have the same sign (+ or -) with k and
opposite with Q. (9):β>0, (7):τ>0, (14): k>0 so Q<0. The
negative charges are creating repulsive forces that would be added to
antigravity, so the above relations would not be valid.
APPLICATION TO THE MASSES
Because the above equations
were derived using basic mathematics, it is possible to eliminate those
coefficients which influence the accurate measurement of the masses, so that
they may be compared with the real masses. That’s why three different places
are going to be chosen from the above analysis for the extraction of three
different masses, and their ratios are going to be calculated. These ratios
will be pure numbers. The method is going to be a simple dimensional analysis.
1.
Hypothesis 2: Q = k.m, Q = e =1,602×10-19
C, (10a) :
k=(G/2π.Kel)1/2
=3,43745×10-11 C/Kg arises :
ypothesis5.1a) m=e/k > 0 Þ meg
=4,66094×10-9 kg >
0 (15)
ypothesis5.1b) meg
=1,8594×10-9 kg >
0
In order for the mass to be positive, m>0 the constant k
should has the sign (+ or -) of the
electric charge, otherwise it will result in negative mass and the situation of
antigravity. But already it is accepted that k>0 and e>0 is the charge of
proton.
2.
Hypothesis 3 : oscillation period
T=1/f is in effect T2= θO2.4π2.λ/g Þ
gλ = 4π2.θO2.λ/ T2, T =λ/c Þ gλ = 4π2.θO2.λ/(λ/c)2
,
hypothesis 4: gλ = gc = k.E, (5) Þ
gc = k. Ke.Q/
lc2 = 4π2.θO2.λ./ (λ/c)2 ,ypothesis 2 Þ
k. Ke.k.mc/
lc2 = 4π2.θO2.c2/λ Þ
mc = (lc2/λ).4π2.θO2.c2/k2. Ke Þ
a) for θO =1/2π, θc =θg=1 ,
for λ =2π. lc it will be
mc = c2.lc/
2.π.k2. Kel , for lc
= λPlanck
mc =c2.λPlanck / 2π.k2. Kel
=2,17671.10-8 kg = MPlanck > 0
(16)
b) θO =1, θc =θg=1
for 2π.lc = (λ.λPlanck/2π)1/2 Þ mc = MPlanck > 0
The equivalent mass of the
charge is equal to the Planck mass
The relation (16) makes
completely compatible the theory GUT with the hypotheses 2, 3, 4.
My opinion is that the
ypothesis 5.1.b) is better , because agree
to empirical type of proton
,but 5.1.a agree to applications of the
forces in the square of total
energy , also ypothesis b) agree that the
forces added
logarithmicaly, as presents at the end
of this article
APPLICATION TO TEMPERATURES OF
THE GUT THEORY
(14) Þ T =(n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/ (λ.lc)1/2
, λ= lc Þ
T =(n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/ (lc2)1/2 Þ
T =(n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/ (lc2)1/2 Þ
T =(n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/lc
1. PROTON
T= (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/
lc , λ = lc = 10-15.m
,
Q = |e| =1,602×10-19C
T= (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/
lc , T = (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2.1,738×1012
K ≤ 1012 K
For (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2 ≤ 0,575 so (n1/n2).N
≥ (0,575)-2/3=1,446
then T
≤ 1012 K
This is in agreement with the
theory.
2. QUARK
For λ = lc = 10-18.m and Q = |e| then
T= (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2.1,738×1015
K ≤ 1016 K, for (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2 ≤
5,754 or
(n1/n2).N ≥
0,311.
This result is in agreement
with the GUT theory, where the quark are kept in hadronians (1012
K, 1016 K )
3. particle X : λ = lc = 10-30m,
Q = |e| as a constant,
T = (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/
lc Þ T = N-3/2.1,738×1027
K ≤ 1028 K
For (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2 ≤ 5,754 or
(n1/n2).N
≥ 0,311 .
Electroweak range (1016
K, 1028 K), Higgs bosons appearaccording to the theory.
4. (16) Þ lc = λPlanck Introducing the length of Planck : λPlanck, arises a temperature
of the big unification (1028 K, 1032 K).
(14) Þ T =(n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,085×1016.Q/ (λ.lc)1/2
, Q = |e|, lc = λ = λPlanck, are valid T = (n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,085×1016.e/ λPlanck Þ T =(n1/n2)-3/2.
N-3/2.1,075×1032.K
for T ≤
TPlanck = 1,416×1032 K Þ (n1/n2)-3/2.N-3/2 ≤ 1,416/1,075 = 1,31663 or
(n1/n2).N ≥
1,31663-2/3 = 0,832 ≈ 5/6 or 10/12,
But N must be a natural number and at the
unification point takes the rate 1.
For N =1 (unification point),T = (10/12)-3/2.N-3/2.1,085×1016.
e / λPlanck Þ
T = (10/12)-3/2.1,075×1032
K = 1,4137×1032 K
≈TPlanck , n1=10, n2=12 . (19)
At the highest Planck
temperature, the quantum number of the oscillation that is equivalent to the
electric energy is the n1=10 quantum number, equal to the degrees of
freedom of the thermal movement, so n1 expresses the size at the
space. The quantum number of the oscillation with the thermal movement is n2=12
and is as much as the number of waves of λ oscillation that is
equivalent to the electric.
The above relation (19) brings
into agreement the GUT theory with the analysis of the hypotheses, since for
the derivation of equation (14) of the temperature all the basic equations of
the analysis of the hypotheses were used.
Examination
of hypotheses 6, 7 for lc = λ = lx
They could be chosen 1. E =
N.hc/λ, N.kbl.T =
h.c/λ 2. E = hc/λ, N.kbl.T = h.c/λ 3. E = h.c/λ, N.kbl.T
= Ν.h.c/λ . 4. E = Ν.h.c/λ, kbl.T =
h.c/λ.5. E = h.c/λ, kbl.T
= N.h.c/λ. 6. E = N.h.c/λ, kbl.T = N.h.c/λ.
Case
l,
At the case l, l = lx = λ, are valid the
same with T = 1,4139×1032 K ≈ TPlanck .
The equation that is contained
at the analysis of the hypothesis 7 will help easily the below calculations in
any case with the proper change of N places .
G = 2π.(n1/n2)2.N2.Kel3.h2.c2.α2.β2/(h.c/N.kbl.T)4 : N-6
Also T= N-6/4.1,085×1016.Q/l : N-3/2
Case 2. The basic equation of temperatures turns (there is no N2):
2.π.α2.β2 = N-4.π*4/ Τ4, temperature becomes: T = N-1.1,075×1032.K
and is valid : (1,31648)
-1 = 0,7596 > 3/4 = 0,75
so (3/4)-1 =1,333 >
1,31663
consequently the temperature
should be multiplied to 1,333, and the
equation of
T = 1,333.1,075×1032.K
= 1,433×1032.K > TPlanck, is not
valid .
Case 3. No N at the equation of temperature, the same would be
valid for the
fraction of degrees of freedom
too. Without any N or any fraction of degrees of freedom the temperature would be 1,31663
times smaller from the Planck
temperature, is not valid.
Case 4. The basic equation of temperatures becomes (there is no N4):
2.π.α2.β2= N-2.π*4/ Τ4, and the equation of temperature turns to :
T= N-1/2.1,075×1032.K So for N-1/2 is valid :(1,31663)-2
= 0,576 > 4/7=0,571
the temperature should be multiplied with (4/7) -1/2 =1,3228,
so Τ=1,3228.1,075×1032.K=1,4228×1032.K
which is much bigger that TPlanck and is not valid.
Case
5. The basic equation of temperatures becomes: 2.π.α2.β2 = N4.π*4/ Τ4, and the equation of temperature becomes: T= N1.1,075×1032.K
. So for N1 is valid :
(1,31663) 1
< 4/3 = 1,333 333 so the temperature should be multiplied
with
1,333, case 2 where T is bigger that TPlanck
and is not valid .
Case
6. The basic equation of
temperatures becomes: 2.π.α2.β2 = N2.π*4/ Τ4, and the equation of temperature turns :T = N1/2.1,075×1032.K
. So for N1/2 is valid :
(1,31663) 2 =1,733
> 12/7=1,714 or < 7/4 = 1,75
so the temperature should be multiplied with (12/7) 1/2 = 1,3093 or the (7/4) 1/2 =1,3228,
T =1,309.1,075×1032.K=1,408x 1032.K, accepted
and T =1,3228.1,075×1032.K=
= 1,4228×1032.K, is not
valid . The temperature for 12/7 fraction dimensions (with power to 1/2)
approaches TPlanck but with smaller approach as concern to fraction
of dimensions 10/12 (with power to -3/2).
From the above we see the necessity intoducing the degrees of freedom, since N is a natural
number and not decimal and at the unification point it will take the value of 1.
The
degrees of freedom will be ordered as following:
a)
E = n1.N.h.c/λ, N.kbl.T =
n2.h.c/lx, the basic equation
of temperature is :
2π.α2.β2 = (n24/n12).N-6.π*4/ Τ4 so the temperature
is :
T = ( n2/n11/2).N-3/2.1,085×1016.|e|/ λPlanck Þ T = ( n2/n11/2).N-3/2.1,075×1032.K
For N =1 and T = TPlanck
it should be : (n2/n11/2) =1,31663 η n11/2/
n2 =0,7596 ≈ 3/4 = 91/2/4,
but as before (case 2) it will arise the temperature bigger than the
Planck temperature (is not valid).
b)
But since the fraction of dimensions gives the bigger approach to Planck
temperature when is in power -3/2, it should at the basic equation of
temperatures to be at the power -6.
5.
Introducing the Avogadro (NA)
constant, to the quantity of the load, we obtain a temperature near of the big
unification TPlanck=1,416×1032 K
If Q = NA.|e|,
λ= l = le = 5,291×10-11m or l = le/
NA, Q = e then
T = N-3/2.1,085×1016.
NA.|e|/le Þ
T = N-3/2.1,978×1031 ≤ 1,416×1032 KÞ N-3/2≤1,416/0,1978
=7,158 or
N ≥
7,158-2/3 =0,269≈3/11,
For N=1 (unification point),
T = (3/11)-3/2.N-3/2.1,085×1016.
NA.|e|/le Þ T=(3/11)-3/2.1,978×1031=1,3887×1032 K ≈
TPlanck . For the fraction 3/11
are valid the same as for the fraction 10/12. It follows that the hypotheses 5
and 7 are modified in: E = (n1/n2).N.h.c/λ and n1.N.kbl.T = n2.h.c/lx
with the introduction of the degrees of freedom and n1=3, n2=11
in correspondence, in lower temperature
from the highest at length le and in particles number NA.
nature of the basic equation and π*
π* counted 3,1598199
without dimensions .
from the basic identity
h2.c2.G / Ke3. kbl
4= π*4
h.c = Ec.l, E = energy,
l = length, G = EG.l/m2, m = mass,
Q = electrical charge
Ke = Ee.l/Q2, kbl = ET/T, E = f.l,
f = force, Q=k.m με k = (G/ Ke)1/2
h2.c2.G
/ Ke3. kbl 4= π*4 Þ (Ec.lc)2.
(EG.lg/m2)/( Ee
.lc/Q2)3.(ET/N.T) 4 = π*4 Þ
(fc.lc2)2.
(fG.lg2/m2)/( fe .lc2/Q2)3.(fT.lT/
N.T) 4 = π*4 Þ lg= 2π. lc,
(fc2.fG.
/fe3 .fT 4). (4π2.Q6.N4.T 4/lT4.m2)
= π*4 Þ
(fc2.fG.
/fe3 .fT 4).( 4π2.Q6. N4.T 4/π*4.lT4.m2)
= 1 Þ
(fc2.fG.
/fe3 .fT 4). f*4=1 and
(4π2.Q6. N4.T 4/π*4.lT4.m2)
= f*4, f*= a remnant force Þ
fc2.fG1.
f*4 = fe3 .fT 4
fc: electromagnetic
force fG: gravitational force fe: Coulomb force
fT: thermal
force, f*: remnant force .
Instead of forces, the above
relation can be written with the form of energy interactions:
(E/l)c2.(E/l)G1.
(E/l)*4 = (E/l)e3 .(E/l)T 4
The following analysis is
valid for both relations in relative conditions. For practical reasons it will
be used the first relation.
This
can be the basis of the hypothesis that forces are added logarithmically. They
are probably applied to an exponential loop.
4π2.Q6. N4.T 4/ l4.m2=
π*4.f*4 Þ 4π2.Q6. N4.T 4/f*4.lT4.m2=
π*4 and
f*= (2π) 1/2.Q3/2.N.T
/π*.lT.m1/2
so π*2= 2π.Q3.
T 2/f*2.lT2.m
and π*2=(3,1598199)2=9,9844618.Cb3.Kelvin
2/Joule2.kg or Cb3.Kelvin 2.sec4
/kg3.m4
APPLICATIONS
TO THE FORCES
From the above relation of
forces, we may obtain applications of masses and energy level
fc2.fG1.
f*4 = fe3 .fT 4
fc: electromagnetic
force fG: gravitation force fe: Coulomb force
fT: thermal
force, f*: remnant force .
We may suppose that one
solution of the above function of the forces is:
1. fc2.fG1=
fe3 and 2. f*4 = fT 4
1. In order to find the entire energy, we should count the mass
of the system.
fc2.fG1=
fe3 Þ (h.c/lc)2 .(G.m2/lg2)
= (Ke.(k.m)2 /lc2)3, lg = (2π)1/2.lc Þ
(-(2π) 1/2.h.c/
lg)2.( G.m2/lg) = ((2.π)
1/2.Ke.(k.m)2 )lg)3 Þ
m4 =
(h.c)2. G/((2π) 1/2.(Ke.k2
)3 ) Þ
mcge = 1,7209×10-7.kg
We will examine if the sum of
energies of interactions is valid.
The entire energy : Εcge = -Ec - Eg+Ee = -fc.lc
- fg.lg + fe.lc Þ
Εcge = (h.c/lc - G.m2/lg + (Ke.(k.m)2
/lc ),
lg
= (2π)1/2.lc (hypothesis 5.1.a) Þ
Εcge = (-(2π) 1/2.h.c - G.m2 + (2π)
1/2.Ke.(k.m)2 ).(1/lg) Þ
Εcge = A.(1/lg),
A = (-(2π)1/2.h.c
– G.m2 +(2.π) 1/2.Ke.(k.m)2 ), A = -nc - ng + ne
nc=(2π)1/2.h.c,
ng = G.m2, ne=(2π) 1/2.Ke.(k.m)2
In order for the forces to be
equally important, the A-factor must have an order of magnitude equal to 10-26
(h.c), so the mass should have an order of magnitude of 10-7
(G.m2), so it should be mcge. Specifically, the algebraic
addition of the factors is to multiply each one with the number of the
dimensions that concerns each interaction. But there is a more important
reason: the A-factor must have such a value as to give n1=10 and n2=12.
Before this, we should
calculate the value of N in the thermodynamic equations.
We consider that the system is
a black body, so we have:
n1.N.kb.T=n2.h.c/lg
(hypothesis 7) and the force of monochromatic emission
P = h.c/lg.δt = a.σ.S.Τ4, σ =
5,6704×10-8 watt/m2.K4, δt = lg/c, S = l2 άρα :
T = (n2/n1).h.c/lg.kb.N
και h.c2/lg2
= = a.σ. lg2.((n2/n1).h.c/lg.kb.N)4
Þ
for a=1,
(n1/n2)4.N4 = a.σ.h3.c2/kb4
= 40,8 Þ (n1/n2).N
= 2,527
for n1=10, n2 =12 Þ N = 3,03 so lg = (n2.h.c)/ n1.N.kb.T Þ
T.lg = 5,755×10-3.m.K .
We notice that the number N is
the index of the electric force or to sum of the indices of gravity and
electromagnetic force. This supports the hypothesis that the indices are
dimensions at the space.
n1.N.kb.T
= n2.h.c/lg = Εcge = A/ lg ( hypothesis 7 ),
N=3 so n1=Ecge/N.kb.T
Þ n1=A/N.kb.
lg.T, lg.T
=5,755×10-3.m.K .
In order for the number n1
to be n1»10, the A-factor should be:
Α = 3.(-(2.nc)2-ng2+(3.ne)2)
1/2 = 2,5041×10-24.J.m/kg2
2.nc = 9,9585×10-25.J.m/kg2, ng = 1,976×10-24.J.m/kg2, 3.ne =2,365×10-24.J.m/kg2
The calculations arise from ypothesis
5.1.a
if Ac=(-(2.nc)2-ng2+(3.ne)2)
½ then Εcge = 3.Ac/ lg
So n1=A/N.kb.5,755×10-3 = 10,50 and n2=N.A/h.c=12,60, the deviation from the required prices
10 and 12 is 4,7% .
So the sum of the energies is
not valid, but the sum of the squares of the energies multiplied by the square
of the number of the spatial dimensions of each corresponding interaction:
Εcge2 = -4.Ec2-
Eg2 +9.Ee2
Ec =-3.h.c/
lc , Eg= -3.G.m2
/ lg , Ee=3.(Ke.(k.m)2
/lc
2. f*4 = fT 4
and f*= (2.π) 1/2.Q3/2.N.T
/π*.lT.m1/2
so f* = fT , for Q = |e|, T = TPlanck =
1,416×1032.K Þ
E*= f*.lT = (2π) 1/2.Q3/2.N.TPlanck
/π*.m1/2
Þ m.c2 = (2π) 1/2.Q3/2.N.TPlanck
/π*.m1/2 , for Q = |e| , m = meg Þ
N = π*.m3/2 .c2 /(2π) 1/2.|e|3/2.TPlanck Þ N = 3,9713 or N = 4
Thus, the electric energy of
the remnant force is equivalent to the mass of the electric charge of positron
at the Planck temperature The degrees of freedom of the thermal movement that
is equivalent to the remnant force are 4 and corresponded to the dimensions of
the space.
It may be noticed that the
degrees of freedom in both cases are the index of the basic force or the sum of
the indices of the forces in each site of equivalency. The force of the
electric charge was defined in 3 dimensions of space and remnant force in 4.
This fact shows the validity of the theory and its agreement with the real
data, as the degrees of freedom arose from universal constants. The forces at
that situation of unification are 5 and the sum of the indices 14. But we have
already calculated n1=10 as a sum of the dimensions of space and the
remnant force consist of electric and thermal interactions, so it is not
fundamental. The indices of the fundamental forces have a sum of 10.
The final hypothesis for the
nature of equation (h2.c2.G / Kel3.
kbl 4 = π*4 ) is that it
constitutes a fundamental relationship according to the GUT theory and it
describes a relationship among the electromagnetic, gravitational, Coulomb and
thermal forces.
Their dimensions are as
follows:
Gravitational force : 1 dimension
Electromagnetic force : 2 dimensions
Coulomb force : 3 dimensions
Thermal force : 4 dimensions
Total: 1+2+3+4 =
10
EMPIRICAL TYPES (inclusion of
the Avogadro number)
There is an empirical relation that
connects the quantities :
MPlanck, NA:
Avogadro number, , lg (length
of gravity interaction)=λPlanck.(2π)1/2.
le=5,291×10-11.m
(meg.le2
.NA-2+MPlanck.lg2 )/2=p.(meg.MPlanck)1/2
.le.lg. NA-1
p=1,0000086 (17)
The quantities m.l2
are moments of inertia and the second member contains a middle rate of moment
of inertia. The average is equal to geometric average so:
meg.le2
.NA-2 = MPlanck.lg2
(18)
meg
> 0,
MPlanck> 0
From the above relation we
obtain the length : le/NA=8,788×10-35.m
The tendency of inactivity of
the equivalent mass of the electric charge of the electron at the length of the
electric charge le is equal to the tendency of
inactivity of the Planck mass. This relation makes compatible the hypothesis 2:
Q=k.m with the theory GUT.
The interesting part of the
above relation is that though the Planck mass presupposes temperatures that do
not occur our empiric world, meg as an equivalent mass of the charge
of the electron, which is valid everywhere. Even the neutral particles may
considered to have mutual-confutation charges and the same is valid and for
each point of a filed that can create mutual-confutation particles. The taking
from the space of meg transfers the unification relations to the
compatible space of the observed particles.
Empirical form of angular
momentum that it relevant to the mass of proton.
(NA.mp. (meg/(2π)1/2))
1/2 .c. λplank = p.10.h, p = 1,0065
meg > 0
This (meg/(2π)1/2
is meg of ypothesis 5.1.b
mp=mass of proton,
lg (length of gravity interaction)=λPlanck.(2.π)1/2.
Since meg contains
the constant k of the hypothesis 2, which means that has a real existence to
the above formation angular momentum of the proton
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