A Few Comments on General Theory of Quantized Fields(Particles and Fields)
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Several important comments on General Theory of Quantized Fields shall be supplemented here. Our theory is based on (Riemannian) momentum spaces with finite volumes. Our theory is formulated in the specific inertial frame, i.e., the rest frame of the cosmic background radiation (RF-CBR). To go to other reference frame, we reply on general co-ordinate (in our case, energy and momentum variables, p-representation) transformations and the principle of general relativity. We find the degeneracy on energy levels of all elementary particles (same values of all particle energies appear twice)(as compared to the conventional field theories). This doubling of energy levels might be important at the beginning (very early stage) of our evolutional universe. However, we may not wish to have such a doubling at the present epoch. We can avoid the doubling by introducing appropriate (natural and rational, of course) Yukawa interactions among fermions and bosons. Then it is easy to realize the situation in which elementary particles populated in the half of the energy levels (called "our particles" having normal spin multiplicity) shall not "interact" with particles populated in the other half of energy levels except gravity. The particles in the latter group may be called " dark matter particles", which give the most natural candidates of dark matter. We have already emphasized that other candidates of dark matter are zero-point vibration energy of all elementary particles and the energy of the vacuum due to interaction Hamiltonians.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 2005-12-25
著者
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Yamaguchi Yoshio
High Energy Accelerator Res. Organization (kek) Ibaraki
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YAMAGUCHI Yoshio
Theory Division, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK)
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Yamaguchi Yoshio
Theory Division High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (kek):theoretical Physics Laboratory T
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