Yang Mills model of interacting particles in the classical field theory
Jean Claude Dutailly

TL;DR
This paper explores a classical field theory model for interacting particles within General Relativity, using Clifford algebra and connections on principal bundles, addressing symmetries and the Higgs mechanism.
Contribution
It introduces a Yang-Mills type model for particles in classical field theory, incorporating Clifford algebra and gauge connections, with detailed analysis of symmetries and scalar products.
Findings
Found a solution for individual particles in the model
Analyzed symmetry problems including the Higgs mechanism
Developed a pedagogical framework for classical particle interactions
Abstract
The purpose is to study systems of interacting particles in the Generl Relativity context, by the principle of least action using purely classical concepts. The particles are described by a state tensor using a Clifford algebra for the kinematic part. The force fields, including gravitation, are described by connections on principle bundles. A solution has been found to account for individual particles. A more specific model based on scalar products, Dirac operator and chirality is studied in more details. Problems related to symmetries, including the Higgs mechanism, are intoduced. With a comprehensive coverage of topics it can be a useful pedagogical study.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGas Dynamics and Kinetic Theory · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis · Material Science and Thermodynamics
