Gudrun Kalmbach HE*

MINT, PF 1533, D-86818 Bad Woerishofen, Germany

*Corresponding Author: Gudrun Kalmbach HE, MINT, PF 1533, D-86818 Bad Woerishofen, Germany.

Received: July 25, 2022; Published: August 18, 2022

Abstract

In her research project MINT-Wigris the author developed models for the quantum range. She discovered that spin and rgb-gravitons which she defined as superposition of three color charges of quarks in a nucleon require measures whihc cannot be transformed into one another. For a spacial calculus, spin uses SU(2) with the three Pauli 2x2-matrices as xyz-space generators. They are for the physics 4-vectors of spacetime. Color charges require the doubling of them to octonians since rgb-gravitons require the uses of complex Moebius transformations, having as invarinats the six cross ratios for color charges. Color charges are in octonians an independent force. The last octonian coordinates is for the electromagnetic interaction, a Kaluza-Klein rolled U(1) circle as coordinate.

Keywords: Octonians; Rgb-Graviton; Spin; Color Charges; Moebius Transformations; Pauli Matrices

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Citation

Citation: Gudrun Kalmbach HE. “Octonians Cross Ratios and Spins Cross Procduct". Acta Scientific Women's Health 4.9 (2022): 23-25.

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