Physics in Discrete Spaces: On Fundamental Interactions ()
Abstract
This contribution is the third of a series of articles devoted to the
physics of discrete spaces. After the building of space-time [1] and the foundation of quantum theory [2] one studies here how the three fundamental
interactions could emerge from the model of discrete space-time that we have
put forward in previous contributions. The gauge interactions are recovered. We
also propose an original interpretation of gravitational interactions.
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Peretto, P. (2014) Physics in Discrete Spaces: On Fundamental Interactions.
Journal of Modern Physics,
5, 2049-2062. doi:
10.4236/jmp.2014.518201.
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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