On the equivalence principle as a breaking of the dilatation symmetry
Tomi Sebastian Koivisto

TL;DR
This paper explores a gauge theory framework called Conformal Affine Theory (CAT) that unifies gravity, electromagnetism, and potentially the Standard Model through a holographic duality, emphasizing scale invariance and symmetry breaking.
Contribution
It introduces CAT as a minimalistic unification scheme linking gravity and gauge interactions via holography, completing Weyl's geometrisation of electromagnetism and proposing a pathway to Standard Model unification.
Findings
Derivation of bimetric gravity models as non-inertial gauges in CAT
Completion of Weyl's geometrisation of electromagnetism within CAT
Sketch of Standard Model emergence from light cone assumptions
Abstract
The so called Telelateral Conformal Gravity (TCG) is a first order gauge theory describing inertia as internal, scale invariant geometry. The Conformal Affine Theory (CAT) unifies other interactions into TCG in a minimalistic scheme via an exact holographic gauge-gravity duality. In the three parts of this Letter, the currently topical bimetric gravity models are obtained as non-inertial gauges in the CAT, the geometrisation of electromagnetism by Hermann Weyl is brought to a completion, and it is sketched how the rest of the Standard Model could result from the assumption of a light cone, respectively. The radically intuitive CAT suggests the possibility of further transgressive unification of sciences.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRelativity and Gravitational Theory · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
