Higgs Boson. Origin and Mass Hierarchy in the New M-Theory (Strings Theory) | v2

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Autore principale: Rene, Gerg
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contents <p>1. In the new “M” theory of “Strings,” mass appears as a result of spectral-dynamic selection of stable multidimensional wave modes of fundamental membranes and strings with dynamic tension and nonlinear self-organization.</p> <p>2. In the new M - and String theories, the hierarchy of masses is determined through the formal spectrum of energies of stable eigenmodes of multidimensional membranes/strings, taking into account tension, nonlinearity, and topology. Each mass is the result of spectral selection and dynamic nonlinear corrections, rather than an arbitrary parameter. This mechanism explains the wide range of masses as a natural property of the field of possibilities of fundamental objects.</p>
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spellingShingle Higgs Boson. Origin and Mass Hierarchy in the New M-Theory (Strings Theory) | v2
Rene, Gerg
String theory
Quantum computers
Quantum physics
Quantum Theory
Quantum field theory
Models, Theoretical
Theoretical physics
Physical cosmology
Metaphysics
Metaphysics
<p>1. In the new “M” theory of “Strings,” mass appears as a result of spectral-dynamic selection of stable multidimensional wave modes of fundamental membranes and strings with dynamic tension and nonlinear self-organization.</p> <p>2. In the new M - and String theories, the hierarchy of masses is determined through the formal spectrum of energies of stable eigenmodes of multidimensional membranes/strings, taking into account tension, nonlinearity, and topology. Each mass is the result of spectral selection and dynamic nonlinear corrections, rather than an arbitrary parameter. This mechanism explains the wide range of masses as a natural property of the field of possibilities of fundamental objects.</p>
title Higgs Boson. Origin and Mass Hierarchy in the New M-Theory (Strings Theory) | v2
topic String theory
Quantum computers
Quantum physics
Quantum Theory
Quantum field theory
Models, Theoretical
Theoretical physics
Physical cosmology
Metaphysics
Metaphysics
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18450658