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Creon Levit just here at SLAC from NASA AMES. We had a quick discussion
with K. Dienes on the Higgs mechanism in the standard model of leptons and quarks and it is consistent with my theory of emergent gravity in the following sense: While I had the idea of the virtual electron-positron pairs as the origin of the Higgs field, for now I do not have to go out on a limb on that. I will simply point out that all I need to start with is the VEV in the standard model (SM) which must be charge neutral. For example, the inertia (rest mass) of electrons and quarks is m ~ |VacODLRO| = "VEV" in SM language of the "Yukawa couplings." But this is completely consistent with Wheeler's geon idea provided that the ZPF induces an effective G* ~ 10^40G on scale ~ 10^-13cm. That is, the subspace warp field B^I = Lp(argVEV)^,I is charge neutral and can be identified with the charge neutral component of the weak SU(2) complex doublet of spin 0 Lorentz scalars. Note that I is an index for the Lorentz group in my theory. Therefore, there is a conceptual consistency of gravity equivalent to inertia between my theory of emergent gravity and the Higgs mechanism for the origin of inertia in the standard model of elementary particles. Even though the SM is in averaged flat space-time, the idea is that the elementary particles are micro-geons with strong small-scale curvatures ~ G*m/c^2(h/mc)^3 = cG*m^4/h^3 ~ 10^26 cm^-2. |
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