Creation and development of the Universe (symmetry approach)

Details Creation and development of the Universe (symmetry approach) Creation and development of the Universe (symmetry approach)

Sep 1993

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1993stin...9524884z&link_type=abstract

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Physics

Condensed Matter

Astronomical Models, Big Bang Cosmology, Gauge Theory, Space-Time Functions, Symmetry, Universe, Electromagnetism, Elementary Particles, Geometry, Motion

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The model according to which space sub-reality and time sub-reality are created during Big Bang is introduced. The first one is centrosymmetrical, the second anticentrosymmetrical. One to another they are transformed by mutual 'replacement' space and time. Such sub-realities are not antisubrealities and their elementary particles (appeared through Big Bang) are not able to annihilate completely because of symmetry conditions. This leads to the appearance of condensed matter. The model of two sub-realities gives the possibility to explain without 'parity violation' any physical phenomena. Four macroscopic rules of symmetry (scale, corkscrew, gyroscope and right (left) hand) reflect four fundamental interactions of our reality.

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