Unification of Forces: a Complete Model with Theoretical Proof
Jose P Koshy
Abstract
Jose P Koshy
Abstract
In a previous paper, I have proposed that the forces of nature are manifestations of a basic force that exists as reaction to motion. In this paper, I provide theoretical proof for that proposal by deriving from it (i) The classical radius of electron (ii) The relation between magnetic and electrostatic constants, and (iii) A ‘common constant ’ and a ‘common equation ’ for all forces. Moreover, the ‘equality of inertial and gravitational masses ’ and ‘why a unit pole does not exist ’ are explained based on that proposal. Based on these, I claim that the problem of unification of forces stands resolved.
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In a previous paper, I have proposed that the forces of nature are manifestations of a basic force that exists as reaction to motion. In this paper, I provide theoretical proof for that proposal by deriving from it (i) The classical radius of electron (ii) The relation between magnetic and electrostatic constants, and (iii) A ‘common constant ’ and a ‘common equation ’ for all forces. Moreover, the ‘equality of inertial and gravitational masses ’ and ‘why a unit pole does not exist ’ are explained based on that proposal. Based on these, I claim that the problem of unification of forces stands resolved.
Key concepts: Unification, Classical mechanics, Physics, Gravitational constant, Gravitation, Constant (computer programming), Theoretical physics, Inertial frame of reference