A Cosmology Inspired Unified Theory of Gravity and Electromagnetism: Classical and Quantum Aspects
Partha Ghose

TL;DR
This paper introduces a unified classical and quantum theory of gravity and electromagnetism inspired by Milne cosmology, featuring topological particles called dyons that emerge under specific geometric conditions.
Contribution
It presents a novel broken symmetric unified framework linking gravity and electromagnetism with topological particle solutions, aligning with Milne cosmology and avoiding dark sector issues.
Findings
Milne cosmology aligns with most cosmological data
Dyons emerge as topological charges in the theory
The theory avoids dark sector problems
Abstract
Milne cosmology has recently been shown to be in broad agreement with most cosmological data while being free of the problematic notions of standard cosmology such as the dark sector. In this paper a broken symmetric unified theory of gravity and electromagnetism is introduced which has a Milne metric under a certain geometric condition. Strikingly, particles (dyons) emerge as topological charges in this theory provided the torsion vector is curl-less.
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