Stationary Super-Gravitational States

Joseph Towe

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DOI: 10.4236/jmp.2011.21007                

Abstract

The string background AdS7XS4 is adopted and the early universe is modeled in the eleven dimensional SUGRA theory that is dual to this background. Specifically the ground state of the vacuum is associated with an arbitrary distribution of closed, spin-2 strings, and excited states are modeled as geometric combinations of individual strings. Combinations or combining iterations are, by hypothesis, admissible or geometric if each iteration intrinsically incorporates the metrical scale that is assigned to the individual spin-2 string. It is demonstrated that a generalization of this process, if appropriately calibrated, establishes theoretical fermionic masses that correspond approximately to observed values. The proposed model also predicts a new quark of mass .

Keywords

Super-gravity, Higgs Events, Gauge Invariance, Spectrum of Fermions

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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