Titlebook: Search for a Supertheory; From Atoms to Supers Barry Parker Book 1987 Barry Parker 1987 atom.physics.superstring

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Epilogue,and technicolor particles, to name only a few. We have also seen that the breakthrough in unifying the fundamental fields of nature was the realization that they had to be gauge theories. Furthermore, we have looked at the attempts that have been made using higher dimensions, strings, and other stra

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Supergravity, the problem mysteriously disappeared. Perhaps we have a similar situation with the grand unified theory. Maybe another field is needed to give a perfect unification. And indeed we have another field, one we have been ignoring up to now—gravity.

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Introduction,e came into being, what it is made of, and how it is put together. Once achieved, this theory will unify all of nature, from gigantic clusters of galaxies down to tiny elementary particles. It will unlock secrets of the universe we never dreamed possible. In short it will give us the master plan—the blueprint—of the universe.

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Organizing the Particle Zoo,particles. And they soon did. Some of the V’s decayed to a proton and a negative pion (they are now called neutral lambda particles) while others decayed to positive and negative pions (they are now called neutral kaons).

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Building a Universe,eory—and he felt uneasy about it. After all, this was the representation from which all the others were derived; it had to have significance, yet it didn’t seem to relate to any of the known particles of nature.

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