Publisher's Synopsis
It is difficult to describe a Cosmos that has no beginning and no end. This book describes such a Cosmos - not as a sequence in time - but rather as an ongoing reality that embodies certain concepts that reveal its features. The author's purpose was to reduce the understanding of Physical reality to the simplest possible terms and yet provide a complete, compact description - backstage simplicity behind the play on stage.
As a preliminary, this author again shows the Electromagnetic Fine Structure Constant 1/137... is exactly determined for each point in the universe, and points out the velocity of light is variable - dependent on gravitation in the vicinity of Black and White Holes. These results may have a great significance for theories of the universe's structure.
Reality begins with a mathematical point, and through a series of fractal steps, generates a 2 dimension square that grows to be a 2 dimension space. This space has a simple scaling dynamical equation with a 2 dimension "energy" spectrum. The spectrum can be viewed as a set of four sequences of powers of certain numbers.
One sequence is for the set of spaces of Cosmos Theory. This sequence defines the structure of the Cosmos prior, and separately, from any universes. It exists forever since there is no time before universes are created. Time exists only in universes.
Another sequence is for the 4 known (and any other) forces (groups and interactions). The Standard Model interactions within our universe have this sequence of interactions.
The third and fourth sequences are for the two types of fermion mass sequences (previously described by this author). These sequences approximate the known fermion masses.
There is a fifth sequence that tracks the set of four sequences. This sequence reflects the four above sequences. It suggests fundamental fermions come in fours. Each fermion is one of a quartet. We treat the sets of four fermions as strata. Our universe has 256 fermions in the Unified SuperStandard Theory of the author. They become four strata with a total of 1024 fundamental fermions in Sequence Theory. We see 3 neutrinos in the first stratum. We propose the other known fermions are in the second stratum. The masses of the fermions in the various strata differ by many orders of magnitude. The third and fourth strata are unknown at present.
The existence of strata and the small masses of the first stratum fermions enable us to identify them as confined gambols within the known fermions of the second stratum. The result is the author's Gambol Theory. Gambols are now concrete although they are confined at present energies.
This book ties together Cosmos Theory and Gambol Theory in a compact, consistent fabric for the Cosmos as we know it. A major leap forward starting from a point beyond time! A profound view of the backstage of Reality.
