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Nonassociativity as the generating source of the mass levels of hadrons and leptons

Неассоциативность к ак источник массовых уровней адронов и лентонов

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Summary

Grading is performed to the proper Lorentz algebra. Nonassociativity appears in the process of grading. Geometrical progression of mass values of hadrons and leptons is explained as the result of the quantization mechanism through nonassociativity. It is suggested to take the fundamental unit length as the quantization constant of the quantization of nonassociativity.

Riassunto

Si applica la classificazione all’algebra propria di Lorentz. Nel processo di classiiicazione compare la non associatività. Si spiega la progressione geometrica dei valori di massa degli adroni e dei leptoni come risultato del meccanismo di quantizzazione attiaverso la non associatività. Si suggerisce di prendere l’unità di lunghezza fondamentale come costante di quantizzazione délia non associatività.

Резюме

Проводится сортиров ка соответствующей алгебры Лоренца. В про цессе сортировки возникае т неассоциативность. Геометрическая прог рессия массовых знач ений адронов и лептонов об ъясняется, как резуль тат механизма квантован ия при помощи неассоциатив ности. Предполагаетс я, что фундаментальную еди ницу длины мождо считать, как пос тоянную квантования для квантования неассоп иативности.

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Nakamura, M. Nonassociativity as the generating source of the mass levels of hadrons and leptons. Nuov Cim A 96, 63–106 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02771011

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