The Standard Model within Non-associative Geometry
Raimar Wulkenhaar

TL;DR
This paper constructs the Standard Model within non-associative geometry, deriving tree-level predictions for particle masses and mixing angles, highlighting differences from non-commutative geometry approaches.
Contribution
It introduces a novel non-associative geometric framework for the Standard Model, providing specific predictions for particle masses and mixing parameters.
Findings
Predicts $m_W=0.5 m_t$ and $m_H=1.5 m_t$ at tree level
Derives $ ext{sin}^2 heta_W=3/8$
Shows differences from non-commutative geometry predictions
Abstract
We present the construction of the standard model within the framework of non--associative geometry. For the simplest scalar product we get the tree--level predictions and These relations differ slightly from predictions derived in non--commutative geometry.
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