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A Unified Equation of Interactions
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Open Journal of Microphysics·Volume 01 (2011)·Pages 28–31·Published 28 August 2011·DOI10.4236/ojm.2011.12005
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Abstract
The aim of this study is to combine four fundamental forces in a single equation. Dirac equation is written by putting the Yukawa potential as a representation of the strong and gravitational forces. The ordinary terms seen in the Dirac Equation are treated as the representations of the electromagnetic forces. The Lagrangian of the weak local interaction of the charged particles is converted to the energy representation according to the virial theorem and is put in the equation. Thus four fundamental forces are combined in a unique equation.
KeywordsGUT ScaleFundamental ForcesDirac EquationVirial Theorem
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