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• TITLE: Spring Theory as an Approach to the Unification of Fields

  AUTHORS: Ling Man Tsang

  KEYWORDS: Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, Classical Electrostatics, Short Range Interaction

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Modern Physics, Vol.7 No.15, November 30, 2016

  ABSTRACT: The cosmological constant is necessary to be retained in Einstein’s field equations with value depending on the mass of the source. An overview of the spring theory in astrophysics and cosmology is included in this paper. In short range force, the two interacting particles are point-like vertices connected by a bosonic spring. We also suspect that electron may contain negative sterile neutrino. The self energy of a point charge is not infinite so that renormalisation is not necessary.