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grand unified theory

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grand unified theory

 or grand unification theory

(GUT) Theory that attempts to unify the electroweak force (see electroweak theory) with the strong force. The unification of all four fundamental interactions is sometimes called unified field theory. Such theories generally predict that a proton decays into lighter particles. So far, no successful GUTs have been devised.



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The mathematics of the grand unified theory, in press, Nonlinear Analysis, Series A: Theory, Methods and Applications; online at Science Direct website [9] Escultura, E.
The article summarizes the development of the grand unified theory from the discovery of the initital 11 laws of nature needed to solve the gravitational to its full formulation in 2008, Nonlinear Analysis, Series A, 30(8), 2008, 5021 ?
The theory of relativity moved from special theory (1905) to general (1916), with physicists still seeking a grand unified theory.
 
 
 
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