Recent content by reinhard55

Thanks. It always can be useful to think about new particles. Otherwise nobody had found the higgsparticle,quarks and so on. At least i don't think about QCD but that is another question.

I am thinking about gluonlike particles of the SU(5) with instead of 3 charges (colors)+3 anticharges (anticolors) then we have 5 charges + 5 anticharges. Is it then possible that they (the gluonlike particles) interact by spin 2 particles? Thanks.

hello, i am thinking about gluons (Spin = 1) or gluons like particles. We know they harve charges (color,anticolor) for example red,antigreen and so on. My question now is do exist interacting bosons for this charges? Must they have Spin 2?

I think i have found the answer.The translation is √2.

As i found out it cannot be ##\sqrt{3}## because the lattice of E8 have only half integers and integers coordinates.

I think it must be possible by the rootsystem of E9. Thanks.

I thought that there already is a result for it but maybe not.I will try to calculate it on myself. Thanks.

Maybe it is more clear with a picture. The picture shows the affine coxetergroup of A2. The darkgray chamber makes a reflection and a translation by the coxeterelement of affine A2. My question now is how long is the translationlength by the coxeterelement of E9 (affine E8)?

I have searched on Google but i cannot find it. Does anyone know how long is the translation by the coxerterelement of E9 (which is the affine one point extension of E8) along the coxeteraxis?

Which problem do you see then?

If there is no difference then there is no difference otherwise there must be a difference :cool: If we cannot differ between a rotating bucket and a rotating universe around the bucket then reality must be the same otherwise reality is not the same. So the final question is: Is there a...

I don't need more discussion about it.I only wanted to know if there are ad hoc arguments against it.

I am not thinking about a SU(5) GUT.I am only thinking about the Spin 2 Bosons which come from the adjoint representation of the SU(5).

I am thinking about SU(5) Bosons.

Is it possible that dark matter has Planckmass and Spin two?