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10-09-2005, 03:16 PM
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What is the H physically? Is it a force? Energy? Is the H a particle? A spacetime point? Is it the chargfe that determines all the other charges? A force of all forces?...
H is the square of energy. It is invariant under dimensional transformation. Although an H in higher dimension is generally covariant, that is of the same mathematical form, different dimensional H's cannot be added or multiplied. This is saying the same thing that we cannot add or multiply matrices unless they are or the same order or dimension. A 2x2 matrix can add and multiply with another 2x2 but not with a 3x3 matrix.
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but then what do the charges of the H mean (the + and - that you give)?
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Regardless of its dimension, the H+ always has a space charge of +1/6 and the H- always has a space charge of -1/6. When we add space charges together we get color charge, weak charge, and electric charges. The arithmetics works out fine. All the charges of elementary particles come out correct.
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What is the space charge? Do you have equations with it? If so, do you have any paper to send me with these equations?

What about mass, is it also possible to obtain by space charge?
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do you have any paper to send me with these equations?
I'm going to start writing up this paper just for you. Email in a few days.
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I'm going to start writing up this paper just for you. Email in a few days.
Thanks, I believe it will be a good help.

Now, does a time charge exist, as well as the space charge exists? Why/why not?
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Charges are designed for interaction. If quanta of time can interact then they should have units of charge.
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So then you believe that quanta of space not only exists but interacts?

And also quanta of H exists because it has charge?
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So then you believe that quanta of space not only exists but interacts? And also quanta of H exists because it has charge?
Quanta of space exist and their structures are describable using the H's concepts, at least for me. There will be more posts on how interactions come out of the connections between H+ and H-. The ideas on the bonding lengths can explain the 3 generations of quarks and leptons.
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bond length and particle families
The bonding lengths between H+ and H- are shown in the following images for quarks and leptons.





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