Exact Space-Time Gauge Symmetry of Gravity, Its Couplings and Approximate Internal Symmetries in a Total-Unified Model
arXiv:1309.4445
Abstract
Gravitational field is the manifestation of space-time translational () gauge symmetry, which enables gravitational interaction to be unified with the strong and the electroweak interactions. Such a total-unified model is based on a generalized Yang-Mills framework in flat space-time. Following the idea of Glashow-Salam-Ward-Weinberg, we gauge the groups on equal-footing, so that we have the total-unified gauge covariant derivative ${\bf \d}_μ = \p_μ - igϕ_μ^ν p_ν+ig_{s}{G_μ^{a}}(\ld^a/2) +if{W_μ^{k}}{t^k} + if' U_μt_{o} + ig_{b}B_μ$. The generators of the external group have the representation $p_μ=i\p_μ$, which differs from other generators of all internal groups, which have constant matrix representations. Consequently, the total-unified model leads to the following new results: (a) All internal and baryonic gauge symmetries have extremely small violations due to the gravitational interaction. (b) The gauge symmetry remains exact and dictates the universal coupling of gravitons. (c) Such a gravitational violation of internal gauge symmetries leads to modified eikonal and Hamilton-Jacobi type equations, which are obtained in the geometric-optics limit and involve effective Riemann metric tensors. (d) The rules for Feynman diagrams involving new couplings of photon-graviton, gluon-graviton and quark-gaviton are obtained.
19 pages, to be published in the Chinese Journal of Physics, 2013